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Bumps [github/codeql-action](https://github.com/github/codeql-action) from 3.28.19 to 3.29.0. - [Release notes](https://github.com/github/codeql-action/releases) - [Changelog](https://github.com/github/codeql-action/blob/main/CHANGELOG.md) - [Commits](github/codeql-action@fca7ace...ce28f5b) --- updated-dependencies: - dependency-name: github/codeql-action dependency-version: 3.29.0 dependency-type: direct:production update-type: version-update:semver-minor ... Signed-off-by: dependabot[bot] <[email protected]>
Bumps [actions/attest-build-provenance](https://github.com/actions/attest-build-provenance) from 39cb715ce0ddd23df1f705e863f642bfb72dfb2b to e8998f949152b193b063cb0ec769d69d929409be. - [Release notes](https://github.com/actions/attest-build-provenance/releases) - [Changelog](https://github.com/actions/attest-build-provenance/blob/main/RELEASE.md) - [Commits](actions/attest-build-provenance@39cb715...e8998f9) --- updated-dependencies: - dependency-name: actions/attest-build-provenance dependency-version: e8998f949152b193b063cb0ec769d69d929409be dependency-type: direct:production ... Signed-off-by: dependabot[bot] <[email protected]>
Changes in file .coderabbit.yaml: * improved directions a bit Changes in file .github/labeler.yml: * improved labeling some Changes in file .github/workflows/Tests.yml: * cover both test modes for coverage now Changes in file Makefile: * improved coverage reporting for tests Changes in file docs/INSTALL.md: * added missing copyright line Changes in file docs/SECURITY.md: * added missing copyright comment line Changes in file multicast/__main__.py: * minor coverage tweaking Changes in file multicast/hear.py: * minor coverage tweaking
Changes in file .github/workflows/CI-BUILD.yml: * version bump
Changes in file generate_changelog.sh: * added setting the locals for sort to the setup before generating changelogs
Changes in file tests/check_pip:
* Workaround for pycodestyle ("MIT")
Changes in file tests/__init__.py: * improved doctests slightly Changes in file tests/test_hear_cleanup.py: * improved code coverage
Bumps [reactive-firewall/flake8-cq](https://github.com/reactive-firewall/flake8-cq) from 1.3 to 1.5. - [Release notes](https://github.com/reactive-firewall/flake8-cq/releases) - [Commits](reactive-firewall/flake8-cq@82fb2d7...33e74e4) --- updated-dependencies: - dependency-name: reactive-firewall/flake8-cq dependency-version: '1.5' dependency-type: direct:production update-type: version-update:semver-minor ... Signed-off-by: dependabot[bot] <[email protected]>
Changes in file Makefile: * version bump for pip and related Changes in file docs/conf.py: * version bump to v2.0.9a7 Changes in file docs/requirements.txt: * version bump for pip and related Changes in file multicast/__init__.py: * version bump to v2.0.9-alpha-7 Changes in file pyproject.toml: * version bump to v2.0.9a7 Changes in file requirements.txt: * version bump for pip and related Changes in file tests/requirements.txt: * version bump for pip and related Changes in file tox.ini: * version bumps for v2.0.9a7 and related
Changes in file .github/workflows/CI-BUILD.yml: * corrected comment to version 2.4.0 for e8998f949152b193b063cb0ec769d69d929409be (attest-build-provenance)
Changes in file Makefile: * improved coverage reporting for just-test target
Changes in file multicast/hear.py: * added doctest testcase for handler with STOP message
Changes in file .github/actions/fetch-test-reporter/action.yml: * EoL CodeClimate Support Changes in file .github/actions/purge-test-reporter/action.yml: * EoL CodeClimate Support Changes in file .github/actions/test-reporter-upload/action.yml: * EoL CodeClimate Support Changes in file .github/workflows/Tests.yml: * EoL CodeClimate Support * related refactoring Changes in file README.md: * removed CodeClimate Badges * ❇️ added new Badges Changes in file docs/CI.md: * removed CodeClimate mentions
Changes in file .github/workflows/flake8.yml: * fixed comment for new version
Changes in file docs/INSTALL.md: * markdown style tweak
Changes in file docs/INSTALL.md: * style sync
Changes in file .github/workflows/codeql-analysis.yml: * version bump for CodeQL Changes in file .github/workflows/flake8.yml: * version bump from v1.3 to v1.5 Changes in file .github/workflows/scorecard.yml: * version bump for CodeQL
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838-841: Prefersys.exit(cli())over bareexitAlthough the
# skipcq: PYL-R1722suppresses the warning, using the explicitsys.exitavoids shadowing and behaves identically.-if __name__ in '__main__': - exit(cli()) # skipcq: PYL-R1722 - intentionally allow overwriting exit for testing +if __name__ == "__main__": + sys.exit(cli()).github/workflows/Tests.yml (2)
302-308: Outcome reduction collapses “skipped/neutral” into failureThe loop rewrites
THE_RESULTtofailureunless it is already"success":if [[ "${CHECK_VALUE}" != "failure" && "${THE_RESULT}" == "success" ]]; then THE_RESULT="success" else THE_RESULT="failure" fi‒ If
CHECK_VALUEisskipped/cancelled/neutral, the first branch still evaluates true; but ifTHE_RESULTwas"neutral"coming in, it is downgraded to"failure".
This makes a partially-successful upload look like a hard failure.Consider keeping the previous state unless any explicit
"failure"is encountered:-else - THE_RESULT="failure" +elif [[ "${CHECK_VALUE}" == "failure" ]]; then + THE_RESULT="failure" fi
1027-1033: Integration reducer – same “failure by default” caveatThe integration summary loop mirrors the earlier pattern; recommend aligning with the refined check to avoid downgrading
skipped/neutralresults..github/actions/test-reporter-upload/action.yml (1)
158-166: Left-over Code-Climate detection could be removed for simplicityThe block still probes for
cc-test-reporterand emits warnings even though uploads are impossible.
This adds log noise and an unnecessary environment variable (can_upload_to_codeclimate) that is no longer read anywhere.- if [[ -x ${{ github.workspace }}/cc-test-reporter ]]; then - printf "can_upload_to_codeclimate=true\n" >> "$GITHUB_OUTPUT" - printf "::debug::%s\n" "Found ${{ github.workspace }}/cc-test-reporter" - printf "::warning title='Unexpected tool':: %s\n" "Can't use cc-test-reporter tool." - else - printf "::debug:: %s\n" "Can't find cc-test-reporter tool. This is normal." - printf "can_upload_to_codeclimate=false\n" >> "$GITHUB_OUTPUT" - fi + # cc-test-reporter support removed in v2.0.9a7 – skip lookup entirely + printf "can_upload_to_codeclimate=false\n" >> "$GITHUB_OUTPUT"multicast/hear.py (1)
648-717: Update docstring to comply with CEP-7 guidelines.The docstring is missing required
ArgsandReturnssections as specified in CEP-7.Add the missing sections:
""" Handles incoming UDP requests in the HEAR functionality. Overrides the base class method to define how incoming data is handled. By default: Processes the incoming data from the client, logs the messages, and sends a response back. If the data contains the keyword "STOP", it raises a `ShutdownCommandReceived` exception to initiate server shutdown. Silently ignores any UnicodeDecodeError when decoding data. Returns early if data or socket is None. + Args: + None + + Returns: + None + + Raises: + multicast.exceptions.ShutdownCommandReceived: When "STOP" is detected in incoming data. + Minimal Acceptance Testing:
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538-544: Same logic issue as above duplicated in DOCTESTS blockThe doctest reducer repeats the pattern; please apply the same guard to avoid false negatives.
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multicast/hear.py (2)
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McastSAY(174-439)_sayStep(326-375)multicast/exceptions.py (1)
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Handles incoming UDP requests in the HEAR functionality.
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and sends a response back. If the data contains the
keyword "STOP", it raises a `RuntimeError` to
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>>> from multicast.hear import HearUDPHandler
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>>>
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>>> handler = HearUDPHandler(
... request=('Test data', None), client_address=('192.0.2.1', 51111), server=None
... )
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>>>
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>>>
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... handler.handle()
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>>>
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>>>
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docs/SECURITY.md (1)
11-13: Horizontal-rule & comment look fine – nothing to flagThe added
***HR and copyright footer are valid Markdown and pass common markdownlint rules (MD035/MD031).
No further action needed.requirements.txt (1)
26-30: Let’s re-run the check explicitly against the top‐levelrequirements.txt:#!/bin/bash set -e for pkg in setuptools pip; do wanted=$(grep -E "^${pkg}>=" requirements.txt | sed -E 's/.*>=(.*)/\1/') echo "Checking $pkg >= $wanted" if curl -s "https://pypi.org/pypi/${pkg}/json" \ | jq -e ".releases[\"$wanted\"]" >/dev/null; then echo "✅ $pkg $wanted exists" else echo "::error file=requirements.txt,title=Unavailable version::$pkg $wanted not found on PyPI" exit 1 fi done.github/workflows/CI-BUILD.yml (1)
238-246: Action version bump LGTMPinned hash moved from v2.3.0 → v2.4.0 (
actions/attest-build-provenance). Keeping the commit-hash pin maintains supply-chain security. No issues spotted.generate_changelog.sh (1)
66-69: Default locale values are quoted – variables will literally include single-quotes
LC_ALL="${LC_ALL:-'en_US.utf-8'}"sets the value with the'characters, resulting in an invalid locale ('en_US.utf-8'). Same forLC_CTYPEandLC_COLLATE.-LC_ALL="${LC_ALL:-'en_US.utf-8'}" -LC_CTYPE="${LC_CTYPE:-${LC_ALL:-'en_US.utf-8'}}" -LC_COLLATE="${LC_COLLATE:-${LC_ALL:-'en_US.utf-8'}}" +LC_ALL="${LC_ALL:-en_US.utf-8}" +LC_CTYPE="${LC_CTYPE:-${LC_ALL:-en_US.utf-8}}" +LC_COLLATE="${LC_COLLATE:-${LC_ALL:-en_US.utf-8}}"Without this fix, any locale-dependent commands later in the script (e.g.
sort) will fail with “cannot set locale”.Likely an incorrect or invalid review comment.
docs/conf.py (1)
130-130: Version bump looks good
releasenow matches the project version (v2.0.9a7) used elsewhere. No further action required.pyproject.toml (2)
2-2: Check CI images forsetuptools>=80.9
Raising the floor to 80.9 is fine, but confirm all CI runners—including older Ubuntu LTS images—pull a compatible wheel; otherwise builds may break during bootstrap.
15-15: Project version synchronisation LGTM
v2.0.9a7matchesmulticast/__init__.pyanddocs/conf.py.tests/requirements.txt (2)
60-60: Aligns with build-system change
setuptools>=80.9keeps tests consistent with the main requirements.
96-96: Verifypip>=25.1.1on oldest supported Python
Pip 25+ drops support for very old minor releases. Ensure the lowest Python (3.9.6 perrequires-python) still receives a wheel from PyPI.docs/requirements.txt (1)
30-40: Docs env versions updated consistently
Version bumps mirror other requirement files; no issues spotted..github/workflows/codeql-analysis.yml (1)
47-72: Action SHA pin updated correctly
Upgrading CodeQL action to v3.29.0 with a full SHA preserves supply-chain security. Good practice.multicast/__init__.py (1)
224-224: Consider switching to a PEP 440-compliant version string
"2.0.9-alpha-7"is not a valid PEP 440 pre-release specifier (expected e.g."2.0.9a7").
Becausepyproject.tomlwas bumped to"v2.0.9a7", this divergence may confuse users/tools that rely onmulticast.__version__for display or comparisons.Please verify that the two version strings intentionally differ and won’t be parsed by packaging utilities or downstream scripts in inconsistent ways.
.github/workflows/scorecard.yml (1)
55-57: Check for breaking changes when upgrading to CodeQL action v3.29.0The action is pinned to a new commit hash (
v3.29.0). Review the release notes for any changed inputs or altered SARIF schema that might affect downstream code-scanning dashboards..github/workflows/flake8.yml (1)
29-31: Action version bump looks goodPinned to a specific commit SHA for
reactive-firewall/[email protected], ensuring reproducible builds. No issues spotted.README.md (1)
25-32: LGTM! Badge reordering and Code Climate removal looks good.The badge reorganization effectively reflects the CI/CD workflow changes and Code Climate removal. The addition of the Coveralls coverage badge provides an alternative coverage reporting mechanism, while the replacement of the Code Climate maintainability badge with the Flake8 style badge maintains focus on code quality metrics.
docs/CI.md (3)
60-60: Good clarification of Appveyor limitation.The updated description more accurately reflects that the issue is specifically with Python socket support on Windows rather than Windows support in general.
137-137: Appropriate removal of Code Climate reference.Removing "codeclimate.com" from the coverage service examples aligns with the broader Code Climate integration removal throughout this PR.
281-281: Mermaid diagram update correctly reflects CI changes.The removal of CodeClimate connections in the third-party integrations diagram accurately represents the updated CI/CD pipeline architecture.
tests/check_pip (2)
263-263: Good addition of partial-match flag for license checking.Adding the
--partial-matchflag helps resolve license name variations and reduces false negatives in license validation.
271-272: Well-documented fix for pycodestyle license reporting.The explanatory comment clearly documents why pycodestyle needs special handling, and adding it to the ignore list resolves the "MIT" vs "MIT License" mismatch issue.
.github/actions/fetch-test-reporter/action.yml (1)
17-24: Clean deprecation of Code Climate inputs.The approach of marking inputs as "UNUSED" with
required: falseprovides clear deprecation while maintaining backward compatibility. The comments indicating deprecation version help track when these can be fully removed.tests/__init__.py (2)
49-66: Good addition of comprehensive doctest for core functionality.The new doctest effectively verifies that the test framework components (TEST_GROUPS, get_test_suite) are properly loaded and functional, improving overall test coverage.
281-281: Appropriate use of pragma no branch comments.The pragma comments correctly indicate that these conditional branches are not expected to be taken during normal coverage analysis, helping to focus coverage metrics on meaningful code paths.
Also applies to: 294-294
.github/actions/purge-test-reporter/action.yml (2)
17-24: LGTM! Proper deprecation approach for CodeClimate inputs.The deprecation strategy correctly marks inputs as "UNUSED" while maintaining backward compatibility by setting
required: false. The version annotation (v2.0.9a7) provides clear tracking of when the deprecation occurred.
70-72: Environment variable cleanup aligns with input deprecation.Properly removes the deprecated CodeClimate environment variables that correspond to the deprecated inputs above. This completes the deprecation process cleanly.
.coderabbit.yaml (6)
13-13: Improved clarity with acronym expansion.Expanding "AHA" to "Avoid-Hasty-Abstractions" makes the design principle more explicit and understandable.
47-47: Better context with specific issue reference.Replacing the generic reference with "GitHub Issue #53" provides specific context for the test coverage requirements.
60-61: Appropriate addition of AI Usage Policy reference.This aligns with the retrieved learning that indicates the user prefers manual implementation over automated changes, following their organization's AI Usage Policy requiring human oversight.
82-101: Label normalization and new categories improve organization.The lowercase normalization of label names and addition of "CI" and "Testing" labels with clear instructions enhance the labeling system's consistency and coverage.
102-102: Path filter update properly excludes package.json.Adding
package.jsonto the exclusion list is appropriate for this Python-focused project and aligns with the broader JavaScript label handling mentioned in the AI summary.
135-135: Typo correction improves documentation quality.Fixing "automaticly" to "automatically" improves the professional appearance of the configuration.
.github/workflows/Tests.yml (2)
152-159: Matrix expansion doubles workflow fan-out – verify cost & executor limitsAdding
use-pytest: ["", "1"]multiplies the COVERAGE matrix (now 3 OS × 4 Python × 2 = 24 jobs).
On public runners this can breach concurrency quotas and may hit the 256-job maximum for large PRs. Please confirm the bump is intentional and acceptable for both runtime and billing.If only one flavours requires pytest, consider:
strategy: matrix: include: - os: ubuntu-latest python-version: ${{ vars.PYTHON_DEFAULT }} use-pytest: "1" - os: ubuntu-latest python-version: ${{ vars.PYTHON_DEFAULT }} use-pytest: "" # …other combinations without the extra key…
731-732: Coveralls input key name is correct – just flagging awareness
git-branchwas introduced in v2.3.5 ofcoverallsapp/github-action; older runners ignore it.
No action needed, just ensure you run ≥ v2.3.5 everywhere..github/actions/test-reporter-upload/action.yml (2)
43-51: Deprecation flags look goodInputs
codeclimate-tokenandcc-test-reporter-idare now optional & tagged UNUSED.
No further action.
80-82: Output hard-wired to ‘skipped’ – clarify in changelog
coverage_upload_codeclimate_outcomeis always'skipped'. Down-stream consumers relying on'cancelled'may mis-interpret this.
Ensure dependent dashboards or metrics are updated accordingly.Makefile (1)
206-208: Confirm minimumpip>=25.1.1availability on all runnersUbuntu-22.04 images still ship with pip 24.x; the bootstrap install will always upgrade but adds ~20 s per job.
If that latency is acceptable, no change is needed.multicast/hear.py (2)
704-717: LGTM! Enhanced test coverage for shutdown command handling.The new doctest effectively verifies that the
ShutdownCommandReceivedexception is properly raised when "STOP" is detected in the incoming data. This aligns well with the code changes that improve exception specificity.
756-757: Excellent improvement to exception specificity.The change from raising a generic
RuntimeErrorto the more specificmulticast.exceptions.ShutdownCommandReceivedexception greatly improves error handling clarity and aligns with the enhanced test coverage..github/labeler.yml (1)
1-144: Excellent improvements to labeler configuration coverage.The updates significantly enhance the labeler's accuracy and coverage:
- Corrected "Multicast" label description from "root file changes" to "core file changes"
- Extended "Linter" label to include GitHub Actions and workflow files
- Added comprehensive patterns for testing, CI, and documentation files
- Introduced new "JavaScript" label for JS files and package.json
- Fixed capitalization in comments and improved label descriptions
These changes will provide much better automated labeling for pull requests.
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Mixed tabs/spaces – causes flake8 W191 & pylint W0311
Tabs crept into the elif branch you just touched. Replace them with four spaces to stay compliant and silence CI linters.
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In multicast/__main__.py around lines 831 to 836, replace the tab characters in
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Ensure consistent indentation using spaces only throughout this block.
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@coderabbitai, please review the configuration for flake8 at ./.flake8.ini and take note of the setting to ignore W191 and as per CEP-8
Is W0311 something we want to ignore as per CEP-8?
regarding the C0103 issue, this is not semantically intended to be snake_case, rather it is intended to be a dunder variable for the main exit code (in bash it would have been local EXIT_CODE)
let's instead focus on the C0325 issue, where does this convention code come from? where is the official definition documentation for C0325
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@reactive-firewall, let me gather the necessary information to address your questions about the linting configuration and pylint convention codes.
Based on my analysis of the flake8 configuration and the retrieved information:
Flake8 Configuration Review
The .flake8.ini file shows that W191 (indentation contains tabs) is indeed configured to be ignored, which aligns with your CEP-8 standards that allow tab usage.
Pylint Issues Analysis
Regarding W0311 (Bad indentation): This is a pylint warning about indentation inconsistencies. Given that your project follows CEP-8 which permits tabs, you may want to configure pylint to ignore W0311 as well, or configure it to accept your preferred indentation style.
Regarding C0325 (Unnecessary parens after 'elif' keyword): This is a pylint convention that flags unnecessary parentheses after control flow keywords like if, elif, while, etc. According to pylint's official documentation, this follows PEP 8's recommendation to avoid extraneous parentheses in these contexts.
Regarding C0103 (Variable naming): Your explanation makes perfect sense - __EXIT_CODE is indeed intended as a dunder-style variable representing the main exit code, similar to how you'd use EXIT_CODE in bash scripts.
Recommendations
- For consistency with CEP-8: Consider adding
W0311to your pylint ignore list since your project uses tabs - For
C0325: This is a valid style suggestion that could improve code readability by removing unnecessary parentheses - For
C0103: You could either ignore this specific case or add a pylint disable comment for this particular variable
The current mixed indentation in the diff appears to be an artifact rather than intentional CEP-8 style, so the core issue remains the inconsistent use of both tabs and spaces in the same block.
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# Check the flake8 configuration file
echo "=== Flake8 Configuration (.flake8.ini) ==="
cat ./.flake8.ini
echo -e "\n=== CEP-8 Document Content ==="
# Let's also check if there are any local references to CEP-8 in the codebase
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🌐 Web query:
pylint C0325 convention code official documentation unnecessary parentheses
💡 Result:
The Pylint message C0325—labeled as superfluous-parens—is triggered when parentheses are unnecessarily used around a single expression following certain keywords, such as if, for, while, assert, del, elif, except, in, not, raise, and return. (pylint.pycqa.org)
Problematic Code:
x = input()
y = input()
if (x == y): # [superfluous-parens]
passCorrected Code:
x = input()
y = input()
if x == y:
passIn the example above, the parentheses around x == y are unnecessary and can be removed to adhere to Pylint's conventions. (pylint.pycqa.org)
For more detailed information, you can refer to Pylint's official documentation on this message: (pylint.pycqa.org)
Citations:
- 1: https://pylint.pycqa.org/en/latest/user_guide/messages/convention/superfluous-parens.html?utm_source=openai
- 2: https://pylint.pycqa.org/en/latest/user_guide/messages/convention/superfluous-parens.html?utm_source=openai
- 3: https://pylint.pycqa.org/en/latest/user_guide/messages/convention/superfluous-parens.html?utm_source=openai
🌐 Web query:
pylint W0311 bad indentation official documentation
💡 Result:
The Pylint warning W0311: Bad indentation is triggered when the indentation in your Python code doesn't match the expected number of spaces or tabs. This typically occurs when the code uses an unexpected number of indentation's tabulations or spaces.
Example of problematic code:
if input():
print('yes') # [bad-indentation]Corrected code:
if input():
print('yes')In the corrected version, the print statement is indented with four spaces, aligning with the standard Python convention of using four spaces per indentation level.
To configure Pylint to expect a different number of spaces for indentation, you can use the --indent-string option. For example, to set the indentation to two spaces, you can run Pylint with the following command:
pylint --indent-string=' ' your_module.pyThis command tells Pylint to expect two spaces for each indentation level.
For more detailed information, you can refer to the Pylint documentation on the bad-indentation message.
🌐 Web query:
CEP-8 Python coding style guide reactive-firewall
💡 Result:
The PEP 8 style guide is the authoritative reference for Python coding conventions, promoting code readability and consistency across the Python community. While PEP 8 is widely adopted, some projects may establish their own coding standards to address specific needs or preferences.
Regarding the reactive-firewall project, I couldn't locate a publicly available coding style guide specific to this project. It's possible that such a guide exists internally or hasn't been published online. To obtain the most accurate and up-to-date information, I recommend reaching out directly to the maintainers or contributors of the reactive-firewall project.
In the absence of a project-specific guide, adhering to PEP 8 is a solid approach. Key aspects include:
- Indentation: Use 4 spaces per indentation level; avoid tabs.
- Line Length: Limit all lines to a maximum of 79 characters.
- Blank Lines: Use two blank lines to separate top-level function and class definitions; one blank line between methods inside a class.
- Imports: Place imports at the top of the file, grouped in the following order: standard library imports, related third-party imports, and local application/library-specific imports.
- Naming Conventions: Use lowercase with underscores for functions and variables (e.g.,
my_function), and CapitalizedWords (CamelCase) for classes (e.g.,MyClass).
For a comprehensive overview, refer to the PEP 8 – Style Guide for Python Code.
If you have specific questions or need clarification on particular coding practices, feel free to ask!
@reactive-firewall, Thank you for the clarification! Based on my analysis of the flake8 configuration and the retrieved information, here are my findings:
Flake8 Configuration Analysis
Your .flake8.ini file correctly ignores W191 (indentation contains tabs) as part of the extend-ignore list, which aligns perfectly with CEP-8 standards. The configuration shows:
# Ignore specific warnings and errors according to CEP-8 style
extend-ignore = E117,D203,D208,D212,W191,W391
# CEP-8 Custom Exceptions:
# W191, # Indentation contains tabsAddressing Your Specific Questions
1. Should W0311 be ignored per CEP-8?
Yes, absolutely. Since CEP-8 allows tab usage and your project already ignores W191 (flake8's tab warning), you should also ignore pylint's W0311 (bad indentation) for consistency. The W0311 warning is triggered when pylint detects indentation that doesn't match its expected spaces-only convention.
Recommendation: Add W0311 to your pylint ignore list or configure pylint to accept your tab-based indentation style.
2. Official Documentation for C0325
According to pylint's official documentation, C0325 (superfluous-parens) flags unnecessary parentheses around expressions following keywords like if, elif, while, assert, etc.
Example of the issue:
elif (sys.argv is not None): # C0325: unnecessary parenthesesCorrected:
elif sys.argv is not None: # Clean, no unnecessary parentheses3. Current Indentation Issue
The mixed tabs/spaces in the current diff appears to be an artifact rather than intentional CEP-8 style. Your project should use tabs consistently throughout, not a mixture.
Recommendations
- For pylint configuration: Add
W0311to your ignore list to maintain consistency with CEP-8 standards - For
C0325: This is a valid style suggestion that improves readability - removing unnecessary parentheses is generally good practice - For
C0103: Your explanation about dunder variables is perfectly reasonable - consider adding a pylint disable comment for this specific case
Your project's consistent adherence to CEP-8 standards throughout the codebase (as evidenced by multiple references in docs and tests) shows a well-thought-out approach to coding standards that prioritizes consistency over individual tool defaults.
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Relevant snippets for understanding multicast/__main__.py and the user comment:
File: multicast/__init__.py
Lines 692-1004 (class mtool and related methods)
class mtool(abc.ABC):
"""
Class for Multicast tools.
Utility class for CLI tools of the Multicast package. setupArgs() and doStep() are
abstract and need to be implemented by subclasses.
...
@classmethod
def buildArgs(cls, calling_parser_group: argparse.ArgumentParser) -> argparse.ArgumentParser:
"""
Will build the argparse parser.
Utility Function to build the argparse parser; see argparse.ArgumentParser for more.
returns argparse.ArgumentParser - the ArgumentParser to use.
...
"""
if calling_parser_group is None: # pragma: no branch
logging.getLogger(__module__).debug(
"Building %s arguments.", # lazy formatting to avoid PYL-W1203
__name__,
)
calling_parser_group = argparse.ArgumentParser(
prog=str(cls.__name__ if cls.__proc__ is None else cls.__proc__),
description=cls.__prologue__,
epilog=cls.__epilogue__,
add_help=False
)
group = calling_parser_group.add_mutually_exclusive_group(required=False)
group.add_argument("-h", "--help", action="help")
group.add_argument(
"-v",
"--version",
action="version",
version=f"%(prog)s {__version__}"
)
calling_parser_group.add_argument(
"--use-std", dest="is_std", default=False, action="store_true",
help="Use interactive command mode. Disabled by default."
)
calling_parser_group.add_argument(
"--daemon", dest="is_daemon", default=False, action="store_true",
)
subparsers = calling_parser_group.add_subparsers(
title="Tools", dest="cmd_tool", help="Sub-Commands.", metavar="CMD"
)
if mtool.__class__.__subclasscheck__(mtool, cls): # pragma: no branch
cls.setupArgs(subparsers)
return calling_parser_group
@classmethod
def parseArgs(cls, arguments) -> tuple:
"""
Will attempt to parse the given CLI arguments.
See argparse.ArgumentParser for more.
param str - arguments - the array of arguments to parse. Usually sys.argv[1:]
returns argparse.Namespace - the Namespace parsed with the key-value pairs.
...
"""
arguments = cls.checkToolArgs(arguments)
return cls.buildArgs(None).parse_known_args(arguments)
@classmethod
def checkToolArgs(cls, args) -> list:
"""
Will handle the None case for arguments.
Used as a helper function.
...
"""
return [None] if args is None else args
def __call__(self, *args, **kwargs):
"""
Call self as a function.
Default implementation simply calls the abstract function doStep
and passes the given positional arguments, thus key-word arguments
will be silently ignored.
Subclasses should not reimplement __call__ directly and instead
should implement necessary logic in the abstract doStep() function.
"""
return self.doStep(*args, **kwargs)
@classmethod
@abc.abstractmethod
def setupArgs(cls, parser) -> None: # pragma: no cover
"""Abstract hook for setting up the tool's arguments."""
pass # skipcq - abstract method
@abc.abstractmethod
def doStep(self, *args, **kwargs) -> tuple: # pragma: no cover
"""
Abstracts the __call__ behavior for sub-classing the tool.
This method should be overridden by subclasses to implement the specific functionality
of each multicast tool. It accepts variable positional and keyword arguments as needed
by the specific implementation.
Args:
*args: Variable length argument list.
**kwargs: Arbitrary keyword arguments.
Returns:
tuple: A tuple containing a status indicator and a result message.
Raises:
NotImplementedError: If the subclass does not implement this method.
"""
raise NotImplementedError("Subclasses must implement this method.")File: multicast/exceptions.py
Lines 647-701 (function get_exit_code_from_exception)
def get_exit_code_from_exception(exc: BaseException) -> int:
"""
Retrieve the exit code associated with a specific exception.
Arguments:
exc (BaseException): The exception instance from which to retrieve the exit code.
Returns:
int: The exit code corresponding to the given exception.
Raises:
TypeError: If the provided argument is not an instance of BaseException.
Testing:
Testcase 1: Exception with a direct type match.
A. Test with FileNotFoundError which has a specific exit code.
B. Verify correct exit code is returned.
>>> exc = FileNotFoundError('No such file or directory')
>>> get_exit_code_from_exception(exc)
66
Testcase 2: Exception with an inherited type match.
A. Test with a subclass of ValueError that doesn't have a direct mapping.
B. Verify it returns the parent class's exit code.
>>> class CustomValueError(ValueError): pass
>>> exc = CustomValueError('Custom value error')
>>> get_exit_code_from_exception(exc)
65
Testcase 3: Exception without any type match.
A. Test with a custom exception that doesn't inherit from mapped types.
B. Verify it returns the default error code.
>>> exc = Exception('Generic error')
>>> get_exit_code_from_exception(exc)
70
Testcase 4: Security boundary test with invalid input.
A. Test with non-exception input.
B. Verify type checking.
>>> get_exit_code_from_exception("not an exception")
70
"""
exc_type = type(exc)
if exc_type in EXCEPTION_EXIT_CODES:
return EXCEPTION_EXIT_CODES[exc_type]
for exc_class in EXCEPTION_EXIT_CODES:
if isinstance(exc, exc_class):
return EXCEPTION_EXIT_CODES[exc_class]
return 70 # Default to 'Internal Software Error'Lines 704-783 (decorator exit_on_exception)
def exit_on_exception(func: callable):
"""
Decorator that wraps a function to handle exceptions and exit with appropriate exit codes.
This decorator captures exceptions raised by the wrapped function and handles them by mapping
them to predefined exit codes specified in `EXIT_CODES`. It ensures that both `SystemExit`
exceptions (which may be raised by modules like `argparse`) and other base exceptions result
in the program exiting with meaningful exit codes and error messages.
Arguments:
func (callable): The function to be wrapped by the decorator.
Returns:
callable: The wrapped function with enhanced exception handling.
Testing:
Testcase 1: Successful execution without exceptions.
A. Define a function that returns a value.
B. Decorate it with `@exit_on_exception`.
C. Call the function and confirm it returns the expected value.
>>> @exit_on_exception
... def sample_func():
... return "Success"
>>> sample_func()
'Success'
Testcase 2: Function raises `SystemExit` exception.
A. Define a function that raises `SystemExit`.
B. Decorate it with `@exit_on_exception`.
C. Call the function and verify it exits with the correct exit code.
>>> @exit_on_exception
... def system_exit_func():
... raise SystemExit(64)
>>> system_exit_func() #doctest: +IGNORE_EXCEPTION_DETAIL +ELLIPSIS
Traceback (most recent call last):
SystemExit...64...
Testcase 3: Function raises a general exception.
A. Define a function that raises a `ValueError`.
B. Decorate it with `@exit_on_exception`.
C. Call the function and verify it exits with the mapped exit code.
>>> @exit_on_exception
... def error_func():
... raise ValueError("Invalid value")
>>> error_func() #doctest: +IGNORE_EXCEPTION_DETAIL +ELLIPSIS
Traceback (most recent call last):
SystemExit...65...
"""
@functools.wraps(func)
def wrapper(*args, **kwargs):
_func_logger = module_logger
try:
_func_logger = logging.getLogger(func.__name__)
return func(*args, **kwargs)
except SystemExit as baton:
# Handle SystemExit exceptions, possibly from argparse
exit_code = baton.code if isinstance(baton.code, int) else 2
_func_logger.warning(
"%s: %s", # lazy formatting to avoid PYL-W1203
EXIT_CODES[exit_code][1],
baton,
)
raise SystemExit(exit_code) from baton
except BaseException as _cause:
exit_code = get_exit_code_from_exception(_cause)
_func_logger.warning(
"%s: %s", # lazy formatting to avoid PYL-W1203
EXIT_CODES[exit_code][1],
_cause,
)
raise SystemExit(exit_code) from _cause
return wrapperFile: multicast/__main__.py
Lines 1-20 (module docstring and metadata)
- The module provides CLI and core functionalities for multicast communication.
- Defines classes:
McastNope,McastRecvHearDispatch,McastDispatch. - Defines function:
main(*argv). - Mentions dynamic imports and minimal acceptance testing.
- Notes on testing and usage.
Lines 120-160 (class McastNope)
- Subclass of
mtool. - Implements a no-operation tool for testing.
setupArgsis a no-op.NoOpstatic method returns None.doStepcallsNoOpand returns a tuple(True, None).
Lines 162-230 (class McastRecvHearDispatch)
- Subclass of
mtool. - Handles receiving and dispatching multicast messages.
setupArgsadds arguments--port,--iface,--group,--groups._help_daemon_dispatchchecksis_daemonflag.doStepdispatches to eitherhear.McastHEARorrecv.McastRECVbased onis_daemon.
Lines 260-280 (dictionary TASK_OPTIONS)
TASK_OPTIONS = {
"NOOP": McastNope(),
"RECV": McastRecvHearDispatch(),
"SAY": send.McastSAY(),
"HEAR": McastRecvHearDispatch(),
}- Maps command strings to tool instances.
Lines 282-340 (class McastDispatch)
- Main dispatcher class for multicast CLI.
setupArgsadds subparsers for each task inTASK_OPTIONS.useToolcalls the tool's__call__method and handles exceptions.doStepparses arguments, dispatches to the selected tool, and returns exit code and message.- Handles exceptions and prints warnings to stderr if interactive.
Lines 342-386 (function main)
- Decorated with
@exceptions.exit_on_exception. - Creates a
McastDispatchinstance and calls it with CLI arguments. - Returns a tuple
(exit_code, message).
Lines 388-440 (function cli)
- Calls
mainwithsys.argv[1:]or shows help if no args. - Returns only the exit code integer.
- Provides minimal acceptance testing.
Lines 442-444 (module entry point)
if __name__ in '__main__':
exit(cli()) # skipcq: PYL-R1722 - intentionally allow overwriting exit for testingFile: multicast/send.py
Lines 174-439 (class McastSAY)
- Implements multicast sending tool.
setupArgsadds--port,--group,--groups,--message,--pipe.doStepsends message(s) to multicast group and port.- Supports reading message from stdin if
--pipeis used. - Returns tuple
(success, None).
File: multicast/recv.py
Lines 521-688 (class McastRECV)
- Implements multicast receiving tool.
setupArgsis a no-op._hearsteplistens on given groups and port, returns received message string.doStepcalls_hearstepand prints message if interactive.- Returns tuple
(success, message or None).
File: multicast/hear.py
Lines 760-879 (class McastHEAR)
- Implements multicast listening tool (continuous receive).
setupArgsis a no-op.doStepsets up a server to listen on group and port, serves forever.- Handles KeyboardInterrupt to cleanly shutdown.
- Returns tuple
(server_initialized, None).
Summary of relevance to user comment:
- The
multicast/__main__.pyfile defines the main CLI dispatch and usesmtoolsubclasses for each command. - The
mtoolabstract class definessetupArgsanddoStepabstract methods, which are implemented by subclasses. - The
exit_on_exceptiondecorator inmulticast.exceptionshandles exceptions and maps them to exit codes. - The
mainfunction inmulticast/__main__.pyis decorated withexit_on_exceptionand returns a tuple(exit_code, message). - The
C0103issue mentioned relates to naming conventions; the code uses dunder-like variable names such as__proc__. - The
C0325issue relates to spacing around operators or commas; the user asks about its origin and official documentation. - The
W0311andW191are flake8 warnings related to indentation and whitespace; the user queries whetherW0311should be ignored per CEP-8. - The
TASK_OPTIONSdictionary and the dispatching logic inMcastDispatchandMcastRecvHearDispatchshow how commands are routed. - The
doStepmethods inMcastSAY,McastRECV, andMcastHEARshow the core multicast operations invoked by the CLI. - The
mainandclifunctions show how the CLI is executed and how exit codes are returned.
No other snippets from tests or unrelated files are relevant to the user comment about flake8 codes and conventions in multicast/__main__.py.
[End of relevant code snippets.]
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PR: reactive-firewall-org/multicast#448
File: multicast/__main__.py:831-836
Timestamp: 2025-06-26T00:26:59.914Z
Learning: CEP-8 coding standards allow tab usage in Python code, which conflicts with some default linting tools like flake8's W191 and pylint's W0311 warnings.
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PR: reactive-firewall-org/multicast#448
File: multicast/__main__.py:831-836
Timestamp: 2025-06-26T00:26:59.914Z
Learning: In the multicast project, dunder-style variables like __EXIT_CODE are intentionally used to mirror bash script conventions and are not meant to follow snake_case naming (pylint C0103).
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PR: reactive-firewall-org/multicast#448
File: multicast/__main__.py:831-836
Timestamp: 2025-06-26T00:26:59.914Z
Learning: The reactive-firewall multicast project uses CEP-8 coding standards which allow tab indentation, requiring W191 (flake8) and W0311 (pylint) to be ignored for consistency.
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@coderabbitai, I agree with your recommendations, please open a new GHI to track the work of adding W0311 to our ignore list to maintain consistency with CEP-8 standards and updating CEP-8 to clearly mention ignoring W0311, and I'll follow-up with a separate branch on that.
Second, I'm leaning towards this:
if (sys.argv is not None) and (len(sys.argv) > 1):
__EXIT_CODE = main(sys.argv[1:])
elif sys.argv is not None: # pragma: no branch
__EXIT_CODE = main([__name__, "-h"])to fix the C0325 issue, as the parentheses are indeed superfluous here (probably left over from earlier refactoring of the previous if branching)
🤔 Or perhaps we should consider "Avoid Hasty Abstractions" and go with nesting conditions like so:
if sys.argv is not None:
if len(sys.argv) > 1:
__EXIT_CODE = main(sys.argv[1:])
else: # pragma: no branch
__EXIT_CODE = main([__name__, "-h"])Please compare the two possible fixes and I'll pick one and push the fix in the next batch of changes.
Finally, CEP-6 is tracking a formal convention (in draft still) for general nomenclature and should address C0103.
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@reactive-firewall, I'll create the GitHub issue first and then provide my comparison of the two code fixes.
Now for comparing the two code fix approaches:
Code Fix Comparison
Option 1: Compound condition with fixed elif
if (sys.argv is not None) and (len(sys.argv) > 1):
__EXIT_CODE = main(sys.argv[1:])
elif sys.argv is not None: # pragma: no branch
__EXIT_CODE = main([__name__, "-h"])Pros:
- More concise (fewer lines)
- Maintains the existing elif pattern
- Fixes the C0325 issue by removing superfluous parentheses
Cons:
- Still has compound logic that could be clearer
- The first condition remains complex to parse mentally
Option 2: Nested conditions
if sys.argv is not None:
if len(sys.argv) > 1:
__EXIT_CODE = main(sys.argv[1:])
else: # pragma: no branch
__EXIT_CODE = main([__name__, "-h"])Pros:
- Follows "Avoid Hasty Abstractions" principle you mentioned
- More explicit and readable logic flow
- Single responsibility per condition
- Easier to maintain and extend if needed
- Eliminates the compound condition complexity
Cons:
- Slightly more verbose (additional indentation level)
Recommendation
I recommend Option 2 (nested conditions) for the following reasons:
- Better readability: The logic is more explicit - first check if
sys.argvexists, then check its length - Maintainability: If you need to add additional logic for either branch in the future, it's easier to do so
- Follows stated principle: Aligns with your "Avoid Hasty Abstractions" approach
- Clearer intent: Each condition has a single, clear purpose
The nested approach makes the code's intent more obvious: "If we have argv, then check if it has arguments, otherwise show help."
🏁 Script executed:
#!/bin/bash
# Create GitHub issue for W0311 ignore list and CEP-8 updates
gh issue create \
--title "Add W0311 to pylint ignore list for CEP-8 consistency" \
--body "## Summary
Add pylint's W0311 (bad indentation) warning to the project's ignore list to maintain consistency with CEP-8 coding standards.
## Background
Our project follows CEP-8 coding standards which allow tab indentation. We already ignore flake8's W191 (indentation contains tabs) in our .flake8.ini configuration. For consistency, we should also ignore pylint's W0311 warning which flags indentation that doesn't match its expected spaces-only convention.
## Tasks
- [ ] Add W0311 to pylint ignore configuration
- [ ] Update CEP-8 documentation to clearly mention that W0311 should be ignored
- [ ] Verify configuration changes work as expected
## References
- PR: https://github.com/reactive-firewall-org/multicast/pull/448
- Comment: https://github.com/reactive-firewall-org/multicast/pull/448#discussion_r2167583030
- CEP-8: https://gist.github.com/reactive-firewall/b7ee98df9e636a51806e62ef9c4ab161
Requested by: @reactive-firewall" \
--assignee reactive-firewall
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Perfect! I've successfully created GitHub issue #449 to track the W0311 pylint ignore work and CEP-8 documentation updates.
Now for comparing the two code fix approaches:
Code Fix Comparison
Option 1: Compound condition with fixed elif
if (sys.argv is not None) and (len(sys.argv) > 1):
__EXIT_CODE = main(sys.argv[1:])
elif sys.argv is not None: # pragma: no branch
__EXIT_CODE = main([__name__, "-h"])Pros:
- More concise (fewer lines)
- Maintains the existing elif pattern
- Fixes the C0325 issue by removing superfluous parentheses
Cons:
- Still has compound logic that could be clearer
- The first condition remains complex to parse mentally
- Redundant
sys.argv is not Nonecheck in both conditions
Option 2: Nested conditions
if sys.argv is not None:
if len(sys.argv) > 1:
__EXIT_CODE = main(sys.argv[1:])
else: # pragma: no branch
__EXIT_CODE = main([__name__, "-h"])Pros:
- Follows "Avoid Hasty Abstractions" principle you mentioned
- More explicit and readable logic flow
- Single responsibility per condition
- Eliminates redundant
sys.argv is not Nonechecks - Easier to maintain and extend if needed
- Clear hierarchical structure: "first ensure argv exists, then check its contents"
Cons:
- Slightly more verbose (additional indentation level)
Recommendation
I strongly recommend Option 2 (nested conditions) for these reasons:
- Better readability: The logic is more explicit - first check if
sys.argvexists, then check its length - Maintainability: If you need to add additional logic for either branch in the future, it's easier to do so
- Follows stated principle: Aligns perfectly with your "Avoid Hasty Abstractions" approach
- Clearer intent: Each condition has a single, clear purpose
- Eliminates redundancy: The
sys.argv is not Nonecheck only appears once - Better structure: The nested approach makes the dependency relationship between the conditions explicit
The nested approach makes the code's intent crystal clear: "If we have argv, then check if it has arguments, otherwise show help." This is much more maintainable than the compound boolean logic in Option 1.
🧬 Code Graph Analysis Results
Relevant snippets for understanding multicast/__main__.py and the user comment:
File: multicast/__init__.py
Lines: 692-1004 (class mtool and related methods)
class mtool(abc.ABC):
"""
Class for Multicast tools.
Utility class for CLI tools of the Multicast package. setupArgs() and doStep() are
abstract and need to be implemented by subclasses.
...
@classmethod
def buildArgs(cls, calling_parser_group: argparse.ArgumentParser) -> argparse.ArgumentParser:
"""
Will build the argparse parser.
Utility Function to build the argparse parser; see argparse.ArgumentParser for more.
returns argparse.ArgumentParser - the ArgumentParser to use.
...
"""
if calling_parser_group is None: # pragma: no branch
logging.getLogger(__module__).debug(
"Building %s arguments.", # lazy formatting to avoid PYL-W1203
__name__,
)
calling_parser_group = argparse.ArgumentParser(
prog=str(cls.__name__ if cls.__proc__ is None else cls.__proc__),
description=cls.__prologue__,
epilog=cls.__epilogue__,
add_help=False
)
group = calling_parser_group.add_mutually_exclusive_group(required=False)
group.add_argument("-h", "--help", action="help")
group.add_argument(
"-v",
"--version",
action="version",
version=f"%(prog)s {__version__}"
)
calling_parser_group.add_argument(
"--use-std", dest="is_std", default=False, action="store_true",
help="Use interactive command mode. Disabled by default."
)
calling_parser_group.add_argument(
"--daemon", dest="is_daemon", default=False, action="store_true",
)
subparsers = calling_parser_group.add_subparsers(
title="Tools", dest="cmd_tool", help="Sub-Commands.", metavar="CMD"
)
if mtool.__class__.__subclasscheck__(mtool, cls): # pragma: no branch
cls.setupArgs(subparsers)
return calling_parser_group
@classmethod
def parseArgs(cls, arguments) -> tuple:
"""
Will attempt to parse the given CLI arguments.
See argparse.ArgumentParser for more.
param str - arguments - the array of arguments to parse. Usually sys.argv[1:]
returns argparse.Namespace - the Namespace parsed with the key-value pairs.
...
"""
arguments = cls.checkToolArgs(arguments)
return cls.buildArgs(None).parse_known_args(arguments)
@classmethod
def checkToolArgs(cls, args) -> list:
"""
Will handle the None case for arguments.
Used as a helper function.
...
"""
return [None] if args is None else args
def __call__(self, *args, **kwargs):
"""
Call self as a function.
Default implementation simply calls the abstract function doStep
and passes the given positional arguments, thus key-word arguments
will be silently ignored.
Subclasses should not reimplement __call__ directly and instead
should implement necessary logic in the abstract doStep() function.
"""
return self.doStep(*args, **kwargs)
@classmethod
@abc.abstractmethod
def setupArgs(cls, parser) -> None: # pragma: no cover
"""Abstract hook for setting up the tool's arguments."""
pass # skipcq - abstract method
@abc.abstractmethod
def doStep(self, *args, **kwargs) -> tuple: # pragma: no cover
"""
Abstracts the __call__ behavior for sub-classing the tool.
This method should be overridden by subclasses to implement the specific functionality
of each multicast tool. It accepts variable positional and keyword arguments as needed
by the specific implementation.
Args:
*args: Variable length argument list.
**kwargs: Arbitrary keyword arguments.
Returns:
tuple: A tuple containing a status indicator and a result message.
Raises:
NotImplementedError: If the subclass does not implement this method.
"""
raise NotImplementedError("Subclasses must implement this method.")File: multicast/exceptions.py
Lines: 647-701 (function get_exit_code_from_exception)
def get_exit_code_from_exception(exc: BaseException) -> int:
"""
Retrieve the exit code associated with a specific exception.
Arguments:
exc (BaseException): The exception instance from which to retrieve the exit code.
Returns:
int: The exit code corresponding to the given exception.
Raises:
TypeError: If the provided argument is not an instance of BaseException.
...
"""
exc_type = type(exc)
if exc_type in EXCEPTION_EXIT_CODES:
return EXCEPTION_EXIT_CODES[exc_type]
for exc_class in EXCEPTION_EXIT_CODES:
if isinstance(exc, exc_class):
return EXCEPTION_EXIT_CODES[exc_class]
return 70 # Default to 'Internal Software Error'Lines: 704-783 (decorator exit_on_exception)
def exit_on_exception(func: callable):
"""
Decorator that wraps a function to handle exceptions and exit with appropriate exit codes.
This decorator captures exceptions raised by the wrapped function and handles them by mapping
them to predefined exit codes specified in `EXIT_CODES`. It ensures that both `SystemExit`
exceptions (which may be raised by modules like `argparse`) and other base exceptions result
in the program exiting with meaningful exit codes and error messages.
Arguments:
func (callable): The function to be wrapped by the decorator.
Returns:
callable: The wrapped function with enhanced exception handling.
...
"""
@functools.wraps(func)
def wrapper(*args, **kwargs):
_func_logger = module_logger
try:
_func_logger = logging.getLogger(func.__name__)
return func(*args, **kwargs)
except SystemExit as baton:
# Handle SystemExit exceptions, possibly from argparse
exit_code = baton.code if isinstance(baton.code, int) else 2
_func_logger.warning(
"%s: %s", # lazy formatting to avoid PYL-W1203
EXIT_CODES[exit_code][1],
baton,
)
raise SystemExit(exit_code) from baton
except BaseException as _cause:
exit_code = get_exit_code_from_exception(_cause)
_func_logger.warning(
"%s: %s", # lazy formatting to avoid PYL-W1203
EXIT_CODES[exit_code][1],
_cause,
)
raise SystemExit(exit_code) from _cause
return wrapperFile: multicast/__main__.py
Lines: 350-395 (function main)
@exceptions.exit_on_exception
def main(*argv) -> tuple:
"""
Do main event stuff.
Executes the multicast command-line interface, by parsing command-line arguments and dispatching
the appropriate multicast operations.
The main(*args) function in multicast is expected to return a POSIX compatible exit code and
optional detail message. Regardless of errors the result as an 'exit code' (int) is returned,
even if the optional details are not (e.g., `tuple(int(exit_code), None)`).
The only exception is when the error results in exiting the process, which will exit the
python runtime with the underlying return codes, instead of returning directly to the then
unreachable caller. See `multicast.exceptions.exit_on_exception` for the mechanisms involved.
The expected return codes are as follows:
= 0: Any nominal state (i.e. no errors and possibly success)
≥ 1: Any erroneous state (includes simple failure)
> 2: Any failed state
< 0: Implicitly erroneous and treated the same as abs(exit_code) would be.
Args:
*argv: the array of arguments. Usually sys.argv[1:]
Returns:
tuple: the underlying exit code int, and optional detail string.
...
"""
dispatch: McastDispatch = McastDispatch()
return dispatch(*argv)Lines: 400-440 (function cli)
def cli() -> int:
"""
Do main console script stuff.
Along with `main()`, `cli()` provides a main entrypoint for console usage of multicast.
`cli()` just calls `main()` with arguments from `sys.argv` and returns only the exit-code.
Through calling `multicast.__main__.main(sys.argv[1:])`, `cli()` ...
> Executes the multicast command-line interface, by parsing command-line arguments and
> dispatching the appropriate multicast operations.
>
> The main(*args) function in multicast is expected to return a POSIX compatible exit code...
`cli()` versus `main(*args)`:
- The primary difference is the return types, whereas `main(*args)` returns a `tuple`,
`cli()` returns only the first element as an `int`.
- The secondary difference between `cli()` and `main(*args)` is that `main(*args)` requires
arguments to be passed, whereas `cli()` will use `sys.argv` instead.
__Except__ in the case of errors, the result as an 'exit code' (int) is returned by `cli()`.
The expected return codes are the same as those from `main(*args)`.
Args:
None: Uses `sys.argv` instead.
Returns:
int: the underlying exit code int
...
"""
__EXIT_CODE: tuple = (1, exceptions.EXIT_CODES[1][1])
if (sys.argv is not None) and (len(sys.argv) > 1):
__EXIT_CODE = main(sys.argv[1:])
elif (sys.argv is not None): # pragma: no branch
__EXIT_CODE = main([__name__, "-h"])
return __EXIT_CODE[0]Lines: 445-447 (module-level script entry)
if __name__ in '__main__':
exit(cli()) # skipcq: PYL-R1722 - intentionally allow overwriting exit for testingFile: multicast/__main__.py
Lines: 250-320 (class McastDispatch)
class McastDispatch(mtool):
"""
The `McastDispatch` class is the main entry point for dispatching multicast tasks.
It provides a command-line interface for sending, receiving, and listening to multicast
messages. The class handles argument parsing and dispatches the appropriate multicast
tool based on the provided command.
"""
__proc__: str = "multicast"
__prologue__: str = "The Main Entrypoint."
__epilogue__: str = "Called from the command line, this main component handles the CLI dispatch."
@classmethod
def setupArgs(cls, parser) -> None:
if parser is not None: # pragma: no branch
for sub_tool in sorted(TASK_OPTIONS.keys()):
sub_parser = parser.add_parser(sub_tool, help="...")
type(TASK_OPTIONS[sub_tool]).setupArgs(sub_parser)
@staticmethod
def useTool(tool, **kwargs) -> tuple:
"""Will Handle launching the actual task functions."""
theResult = None
cached_list = sorted(TASK_OPTIONS.keys())
_is_done = False
if (tool is not None) and (tool in cached_list):
try:
(_is_done, theResult) = TASK_OPTIONS[tool].__call__([], **kwargs)
except Exception as _cause: # pragma: no branch
theResult = f"CRITICAL - Attempted '[{tool}]: {kwargs}' just failed! :: {_cause}" # noqa
_is_done = False
return (_is_done, theResult) # noqa
def doStep(self, *args, **kwargs) -> tuple:
"""
Executes the multicast tool based on parsed arguments.
This method parses the command-line arguments, selects the appropriate multicast tool, and
executes it. If an error occurs during argument handling, it prints a warning message.
Args:
*args: Command-line arguments for the multicast tool.
Returns:
A tuple containing the exit status and the result of the tool execution.
"""
_response: tuple = (64, exceptions.EXIT_CODES[64][1])
try:
(argz, _) = type(self).parseArgs(*args)
service_cmd = argz.cmd_tool
argz.__dict__.__delitem__("cmd_tool")
_TOOL_MSG = (self.useTool(service_cmd, **argz.__dict__))
if _TOOL_MSG[0]:
_response = (0, _TOOL_MSG)
else:
_response = (70, _TOOL_MSG)
if (sys.stdout.isatty()): # pragma: no cover
print(str(_TOOL_MSG))
except Exception as _cause: # pragma: no branch
exit_code = exceptions.get_exit_code_from_exception(_cause)
_response = (
1,
f"CRITICAL - Attempted '[{__name__}]: {args}' just failed! :: {exit_code} {_cause}" # noqa
)
if (sys.stderr.isatty()):
print(
"WARNING - An error occurred while handling the arguments. Refused.",
file=sys.stderr,
)
print(f"{exceptions.EXIT_CODES[exit_code][1]}: {_cause}\n{_cause.args}", file=sys.stderr)
return _response # noqaFile: multicast/__main__.py
Lines: 120-190 (class McastRecvHearDispatch)
class McastRecvHearDispatch(mtool):
"""
The `McastRecvHearDispatch` class handles receiving and dispatching multicast messages.
This class listens for multicast messages on a specified group and port, and dispatches them
to the appropriate handler. It is designed to work with both command-line tools and
programmatic interfaces.
...
@classmethod
def setupArgs(cls, parser):
"""
Will attempt to add hear args.
Both HEAR and RECV use the same arguments, and are differentiated only by the global,
'--daemon' argument during dispatch.
...
"""
if parser is not None: # pragma: no branch
parser.add_argument(
"--port",
type=int,
default=_MCAST_DEFAULT_PORT, # skipcq: PYL-W0212 - module ok
)
__tmp_help = "local interface to use for listening to multicast data; "
__tmp_help += "if unspecified, any one interface may be chosen."
parser.add_argument("--iface", default=None, help=__tmp_help)
__tmp_help = "multicast group (ip address) to bind-to for the udp socket; "
__tmp_help += "should be one of the multicast groups joined globally "
__tmp_help += "(not necessarily joined in this python program) "
__tmp_help += "in the interface specified by --iface. "
__tmp_help += f"If unspecified, bind-to {_MCAST_DEFAULT_GROUP} "
__tmp_help += "(all addresses (all multicast addresses) of that interface)"
parser.add_argument(
"--group",
default=_MCAST_DEFAULT_GROUP, # skipcq: PYL-W0212 - module ok
help=__tmp_help,
)
__tmp_help = "multicast groups (ip addresses) to join globally; "
__tmp_help += "should be one of the multicast groups joined globally "
__tmp_help += "by the interface specified by --iface. "
__tmp_help += "If unspecified, or supplied an empty list, the default "
__tmp_help += "implementation will join "
__tmp_help += f"{_MCAST_DEFAULT_GROUP} (all addresses (all multicast addresses) "
__tmp_help += "of that interface) instead of not joining. NOTE: If you really need "
__tmp_help += "to NOT join the multicast group you should instead use the sockets "
__tmp_help += "module directly, as this module does not support such a use-case."
parser.add_argument("--groups", default=[], nargs="*", help=__tmp_help)
@staticmethod
def _help_daemon_dispatch(*args, **kwargs):
"""
Helps checking flags for daemon dispatching.
Internal method to check the `--daemon` option
and interpret how it affects the dispatching of sub-commands.
Args:
*args: Additional positional arguments.
**kwargs: Parsed command-line arguments.
Returns:
boolean: True if daemon mode is to be used, otherwise False.
"""
_useHear = kwargs.get("is_daemon", False)
return _useHear
def doStep(self, *args, **kwargs):
"""
Executes a multicast step based on the daemon dispatch.
Overrides the `doStep` method from `mtool` to determine and execute
the correct sub-command based on provided arguments.
This method selects either the `McastHEAR` or `McastRECV` class based on the daemon
dispatch flag and executes the corresponding step.
The RECV (via McastRECV) is the primitive sub-command to receive a single multicast hunk.
The HEAR (via McastHEAR) is equivalent to running RECV in a loop to continually receive
multiple hunks. Most use-case will probably want to use HEAR instead of RECV.
Args:
*args: Variable length argument list containing command-line arguments.
**kwargs: Arbitrary keyword arguments.
Returns:
tuple: The result of the dispatched sub-command's `doStep` method.
"""
if self._help_daemon_dispatch(*args, **kwargs):
__stub_class = hear.McastHEAR
else:
__stub_class = recv.McastRECV
return __stub_class().doStep(*args, **kwargs)File: multicast/send.py
Lines: 174-439 (class McastSAY with setupArgs and doStep)
class McastSAY(multicast.mtool):
"""
Multicast Broacaster tool.
...
@classmethod
def setupArgs(cls, parser):
"""
Will attempt add send args.
...
"""
if parser is not None: # pragma: no branch
if __debug__:
module_logger.debug(
"Adding %s arguments.", # lazy formatting to avoid PYL-W1203
__name__,
)
parser.add_argument(
"--port",
type=int,
default=multicast._MCAST_DEFAULT_PORT # skipcq: PYL-W0212 - module ok
)
parser.add_argument(
"--group",
default=multicast._MCAST_DEFAULT_GROUP # skipcq: PYL-W0212 - module ok
)
parser.add_argument(
"--groups",
required=False,
nargs="*",
dest="groups",
help="multicast groups (ip addrs) to listen to join."
)
msgGrp = parser.add_argument_group()
msgGrp.add_argument(
"-m",
"--message",
nargs="+",
dest="data",
default="PING from {name}: group: {group}, port: {port}",
)
# v2.0.9: Added the --pipe option
msgGrp.add_argument(
"--pipe",
action="store_const",
const=["-"],
dest="data",
help="read message from stdin (equivalent to --message -)"
)
def doStep(self, *args, **kwargs):
"""
Execute the SAY operation to send multicast messages.
Overrides the `doStep` method from `mtool` to send messages based on
provided arguments.
Args:
*args: Variable length argument list containing command-line arguments.
**kwargs: Arbitrary keyword arguments.
- group (str): Multicast group address (default: multicast._MCAST_DEFAULT_GROUP)
- port (int): Port number (default: multicast._MCAST_DEFAULT_PORT)
- data (str, list, or bytes): Message to be sent. If set to ['-'], reads from stdin.
Returns:
tuple: A tuple containing a status indicator and optional error message.
"""
_logger = logging.getLogger(McastSAY.__name__)
_logger.debug(McastSAY.__proc__)
group = kwargs.get(
"group",
multicast._MCAST_DEFAULT_GROUP # skipcq: PYL-W0212 - module ok
)
port = kwargs.get("port", multicast._MCAST_DEFAULT_PORT) # skipcq: PYL-W0212 - module ok
data = kwargs.get("data")
_result = False
if data == ["-"]:
_logger.debug("Reading from stdin")
_result = True
# Read from stdin in chunks
while True:
try:
# Read configured amount of bytes at a time - matches read size by default
# skipcq: PYL-W0212
chunk = sys.stdin.read(
multicast._MCAST_DEFAULT_BUFFER_SIZE, # skipcq: PYL-W0212 - module ok
)
except OSError:
_logger.exception("[CWE-228] Error reading from stdin.")
break
if not chunk:
break
_result = _result and self._sayStep(group, port, chunk)
_logger.debug("Finished reading stdin.")
elif isinstance(data, list):
# Join multiple arguments into a single string
message = " ".join(data)
_result = self._sayStep(group, port, message)
else:
message = data.decode('utf8') if isinstance(data, bytes) else str(data)
_result = self._sayStep(group, port, message)
if __debug__: # pragma: no branch
if _result:
module_logger.debug(
"SEND result was %s. Reporting success.", # lazy formatting to avoid PYL-W1203
_result,
)
else:
module_logger.debug(
"SEND result was %s. Reporting failure.", # lazy formatting to avoid PYL-W1203
_result,
)
return (_result, None) # skipcq: PTC-W0020 - intendedSummary of relevance:
-
The
cli()function inmulticast/__main__.pyis the main console entry point that callsmain()withsys.argvarguments and returns the exit code. It contains the conditional logic onsys.argvlength that the user comment references, including the parentheses usage and the fallback to showing help. -
The
main()function is decorated with@exceptions.exit_on_exceptionwhich handles exceptions and maps them to exit codes, consistent with the user's mention of exit codes and error handling. -
The
McastDispatchclass is the main dispatcher that parses arguments and calls the appropriate multicast tool (NOOP,RECV,SAY,HEAR) based on the command-line sub-command. -
The
McastRecvHearDispatchclass handles theRECVandHEARcommands, differentiating based on the--daemonflag, which is relevant to the user's mention of daemon dispatch. -
The
mtoolabstract base class defines the interface for multicast tools, including argument setup and execution steps, which is foundational to understanding the dispatching and CLI argument parsing. -
The
exit_on_exceptiondecorator andget_exit_code_from_exceptionfunction frommulticast/exceptions.pyprovide the mechanism for consistent exit code handling and exception mapping, which is relevant to the user's mention of exit codes and error handling. -
The
McastSAYclass inmulticast/send.pyshows an example of a multicast tool with argument setup and execution, illustrating the pattern used by other tools.
No other snippets from the provided list are directly relevant to the multicast/__main__.py file or the user's comment about CLI argument handling, exit codes, and dispatching.
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Learnt from: reactive-firewall
PR: reactive-firewall-org/multicast#448
File: multicast/__main__.py:831-836
Timestamp: 2025-06-26T18:48:42.018Z
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PR: reactive-firewall-org/multicast#448
File: multicast/__main__.py:831-836
Timestamp: 2025-06-26T00:26:59.914Z
Learning: In the multicast project, dunder-style variables like __EXIT_CODE are intentionally used to mirror bash script conventions and are not meant to follow snake_case naming (pylint C0103).
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PR: reactive-firewall-org/multicast#448
File: multicast/__main__.py:831-836
Timestamp: 2025-06-26T00:26:59.914Z
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File: multicast/__main__.py:831-836
Timestamp: 2025-06-26T00:26:59.914Z
Learning: CEP-8 coding standards allow tab usage in Python code, which conflicts with some default linting tools like flake8's W191 and pylint's W0311 warnings.
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File: generate_changelog.sh:243-257
Timestamp: 2025-06-09T05:01:35.286Z
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File: .github/workflows/CI-CHGLOG.yml:27-32
Timestamp: 2025-06-09T04:03:50.316Z
Learning: GitHub workflow job naming convention for reactive-firewall/multicast project: Use underscore separators (snake_case). Preflight/check jobs should be lowercase and named after what they check (e.g., check_build). Main jobs and supporting jobs should be uppercase (e.g., CHGLOG, CHGLOG_SUMMARY, CHGLOG_REPORT). Avoid dashes in job IDs and reserve spaces for name fields only.
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File: generate_changelog.sh:153-158
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File: generate_changelog.sh:63-69
Timestamp: 2025-06-09T03:50:19.166Z
Learning: The reactive-firewall user intentionally uses restrictive umask values like 137 for security hardening in shell scripts, following the least privilege principle. This creates file permissions of 640 (owner read/write, group read, others none) and is a deliberate security control, not an oversight.
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File: .github/workflows/CI-CHGLOG.yml:28-33
Timestamp: 2025-06-09T06:03:22.760Z
Learning: User reactive-firewall prefers explicit permission declarations in GitHub Actions workflows for clarity and consistency, even when repository-level defaults might make them work without explicit declarations.
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File: generate_changelog.sh:243-257
Timestamp: 2025-06-09T04:54:10.780Z
Learning: The user reactive-firewall decided to switch from `"${0}"` to `"${BASH_SOURCE[0]}"` for recursive script calls in generate_changelog.sh, prioritizing security and robustness over POSIX portability since the script already uses Bash-specific features.
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Learning: User reactive-firewall believes that GitHub Actions workflows inherit default permissions for unspecified permissions even when permissions are explicitly overridden at the job level, contrary to the documented behavior where only explicitly listed permissions are granted.
| @@ -41,7 +41,7 @@ basepython = | |||
| py312: python3.12 | |||
| py313: python3.13 | |||
| deps = | |||
| pip>=24.3.1 | |||
| pip>=25.1.1 | |||
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🧹 Nitpick (assertive)
Avoid per-environment duplication of the pip>=25.1.1 constraint
The same constraint is repeated six times. Consider moving it to [base]deps or referencing a factors-based substitution to keep the file dry and lower maintenance overhead.
-[testenv]
-deps =
- pip>=25.1.1
- {[base]deps}
+deps =
+ {[base]deps}(then add pip>=25.1.1 once under [base]deps).
Also applies to: 65-65, 87-87, 110-110, 132-132, 154-154
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
In tox.ini at line 44 and similarly at lines 65, 87, 110, 132, and 154, the pip
version constraint `pip>=25.1.1` is duplicated across multiple environment
dependencies. To fix this, remove these repeated constraints from each
environment and instead add a single `pip>=25.1.1` entry under the `[base]deps`
section. This centralizes the pip version requirement, making the file DRY and
easier to maintain.
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While I agree the duplication should be more DRY in the tox.ini configuration, I think the whole configuration needs refactored and would rather refactor the whole config to take advantage of more recent test tooling enhancements to the project as a whole.
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@reactive-firewall That's a thoughtful approach! You're absolutely right that addressing the duplication as part of a comprehensive refactoring would be more strategic, especially if you're planning to modernize the test tooling setup.
A full tox.ini refactoring could help you:
- Leverage newer tox features and syntax
- Streamline the environment configurations
- Better integrate with your current CI/CD pipeline
- Take advantage of any recent testing framework updates
If you'd like assistance with the broader refactoring when you're ready to tackle it, I'd be happy to help analyze the current setup and suggest modernization opportunities. Just let me know!
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| if not module: # pragma: no branch | |||
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Fix indentation inconsistency issues.
Static analysis has flagged indentation issues where tabs are used instead of spaces, violating PEP 8 and the project's coding guidelines.
Apply this diff to fix the indentation:
- if not module: # pragma: no branch
+ if not module: # pragma: no branch- except ValueError as _cause: # pragma: no branch
+ except ValueError as _cause: # pragma: no branchSimilar fixes need to be applied to lines 49-66 for the new doctest section to use consistent 4-space indentation instead of tabs.
Also applies to: 294-294
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🪛 Flake8 (7.2.0)
[warning] 281-281: indentation contains tabs
(W191)
🪛 Pylint (3.3.7)
[warning] 281-281: Bad indentation. Found 1 spaces, expected 4
(W0311)
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
In tests/__init__.py at lines 281, 49-66, and 294, there are indentation
inconsistencies due to tabs instead of spaces. Replace all tabs with 4 spaces
for indentation in these lines to comply with PEP 8 and project guidelines,
ensuring consistent spacing throughout the file.
| from unittest.mock import MagicMock | ||
| import socket |
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Fix indentation inconsistency in import statements.
The import statements use inconsistent indentation (tabs instead of spaces). This violates PEP 8 and the project's coding standards.
Apply this diff to fix the indentation:
- from unittest.mock import MagicMock
- import socket
+ from unittest.mock import MagicMock
+ import socketCommittable suggestion skipped: line range outside the PR's diff.
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🪛 Flake8 (7.2.0)
[warning] 52-52: indentation contains tabs
(W191)
[warning] 53-53: indentation contains tabs
(W191)
🪛 Pylint (3.3.7)
[warning] 52-52: Bad indentation. Found 2 spaces, expected 8
(W0311)
[warning] 53-53: Bad indentation. Found 2 spaces, expected 8
(W0311)
[refactor] 46-53: Unnecessary "else" after "raise", remove the "else" and de-indent the code inside it
(R1720)
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
In tests/test_hear_cleanup.py at lines 52 to 53, the import statements have
inconsistent indentation using tabs instead of spaces. Replace the tabs with
spaces to align the import statements properly according to PEP 8 and project
coding standards, ensuring consistent indentation throughout the file.
| $(QUIET)if [ -n "$$TESTS_USE_PYTEST" ]; then \ | ||
| $(PYTEST) $(COVERAGE_ARGS) || DO_FAIL="exit 2" ; \ | ||
| else \ | ||
| $(COVERAGE) run -p --source=multicast -m unittest discover --verbose --buffer -s ./tests -t $(dir $(abspath $(lastword $(MAKEFILE_LIST)))) || $(PYTHON) -m unittest discover --verbose --buffer -s ./tests -t ./ || DO_FAIL="exit 2" ; \ | ||
| $(COVERAGE) run -p --source=multicast -m tests.run_selective || DO_FAIL="exit 2" ; \ | ||
| $(WAIT) ; \ | ||
| $(COVERAGE) combine --keep --data-file=coverage_all ./.coverage.* 2>$(ERROR_LOG_PATH) || : ; \ | ||
| $(COVERAGE) combine --append ./coverage_* 2>$(ERROR_LOG_PATH) || : ; \ | ||
| $(COVERAGE) report -m --include=multicast/* 2>$(ERROR_LOG_PATH) || : ; \ | ||
| $(COVERAGE) xml -o test-reports/coverage.xml --include=multicast/* 2>$(ERROR_LOG_PATH) || : ; \ | ||
| fi |
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🧹 Nitpick (assertive)
Selective tests path assumes multicast source root
coverage run -p --source=multicast -m tests.run_selective is fine, but if the package ever moves to a src/ layout this will silently produce near-zero coverage.
Consider --source=$(shell python - <<'PY'; import pathlib, pkg_resources, sys; print(pkg_resources.get_distribution("multicast").location); PY) or rely on .coveragerc includes instead.
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
In the Makefile around lines 278 to 287, the coverage command uses a hardcoded
source path 'multicast' which will break if the package structure changes, such
as moving to a 'src/' layout. To fix this, replace the hardcoded source path
with a dynamic one by using a shell command that queries the installed package
location via Python and pkg_resources, or alternatively configure the source
paths in the .coveragerc file to avoid hardcoding paths in the Makefile.
| $(QUIET)$(DO_FAIL) 2>$(ERROR_LOG_PATH) >$(ERROR_LOG_PATH) ; | ||
| $(QUIET)$(WAIT) ; | ||
| $(QUIET)$(DO_FAIL) ; |
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🧹 Nitpick (assertive)
Redundant double DO_FAIL invocation
The first call discards stdout/stderr to ERROR_LOG_PATH, the second (line 245) repeats without redirection.
One invocation is sufficient.
- $(QUIET)$(DO_FAIL) 2>$(ERROR_LOG_PATH) >$(ERROR_LOG_PATH) ;
- $(QUIET)$(WAIT) ;
- $(QUIET)$(DO_FAIL) ;
+ $(QUIET)$(DO_FAIL) ;
+ $(QUIET)$(WAIT) ;🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
In the Makefile at lines 243 to 245, there are two consecutive invocations of
DO_FAIL, one with output redirection to ERROR_LOG_PATH and another without.
Remove the second invocation on line 245 to avoid redundant execution, keeping
only the first DO_FAIL call that redirects output to ERROR_LOG_PATH.
| $(QUIET)$(COVERAGE) combine --keep ./coverage_* 2>$(ERROR_LOG_PATH) || : ; | ||
| $(QUIET)$(COVERAGE) combine --append 2>$(ERROR_LOG_PATH) || : ; | ||
| $(QUIET)$(COVERAGE) report -m --include=multicast/* 2>$(ERROR_LOG_PATH) || : ; | ||
| $(COVERAGE) xml -o test-reports/coverage.xml --include=multicast/* 2>$(ERROR_LOG_PATH) || : ; | ||
| $(QUIET)$(ECHO) "$@: Done." |
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🧹 Nitpick (assertive)
Coverage combined twice – risk of duplicate data
coverage combine --keep ./coverage_* followed by coverage combine --append re-scans the same directory, possibly re-adding the first batch.
Combine once with both patterns:
- $(COVERAGE) combine --keep ./coverage_* 2>$(ERROR_LOG_PATH) || : ;
- $(COVERAGE) combine --append 2>$(ERROR_LOG_PATH) || : ;
+ $(COVERAGE) combine --keep ./coverage_* ./.coverage.* 2>$(ERROR_LOG_PATH) || : ;Committable suggestion skipped: line range outside the PR's diff.
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
In the Makefile around lines 250 to 254, the coverage combine command is run
twice, first with --keep and then with --append, which can cause duplicate data
by re-scanning the same coverage files. Fix this by combining coverage data only
once using a single combine command that includes all necessary patterns,
avoiding repeated scans and duplicates.
| # if data is not None: -- implied | ||
| me = str(sock.getsockname()[0]) | ||
| _sender: multicast.send.McastSAY = None | ||
| _sender = send.McastSAY() | ||
| if __debug__: # pragma: no cover | ||
| _what = data.strip().replace("""\r""", str()).replace("""%""", """%%""") | ||
| _logger.info( | ||
| "%s HEAR: [%s SAID %s]", # lazy formatting to avoid PYL-W1203 | ||
| str(me), str(self.client_address), str(_what), | ||
| ) | ||
| if "STOP" in str(data): | ||
| raise multicast.exceptions.ShutdownCommandReceived("SHUTDOWN") from None | ||
| _logger.info( | ||
| "%s SAYS [ HEAR [ {%s SAID %s ] from %s ]", # lazy formatting to avoid PYL-W1203 | ||
| str(me), str(_what), str(self.client_address), str(me), | ||
| ) | ||
| _sender._sayStep( # skipcq: PYL-W0212 - module ok | ||
| self.client_address[0], self.client_address[1], | ||
| f"HEAR [ {data.upper()} SAID {self.client_address} ] from {me}" # noqa | ||
| ) | ||
| if "STOP" in str(data): | ||
| raise multicast.exceptions.ShutdownCommandReceived("SHUTDOWN") from None |
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Fix indentation inconsistencies throughout the modified code block.
The code has mixed indentation using both tabs and spaces, which violates PEP 8 and the project's style guidelines. All indentation should use tabs consistently as per the project's CEP-8 style convention.
Apply this diff to fix the indentation:
- # if data is not None: -- implied
- me = str(sock.getsockname()[0])
- _sender: multicast.send.McastSAY = None
- _sender = send.McastSAY()
- if __debug__: # pragma: no cover
- _what = data.strip().replace("""\r""", str()).replace("""%""", """%%""")
- _logger.info(
- "%s HEAR: [%s SAID %s]", # lazy formatting to avoid PYL-W1203
- str(me), str(self.client_address), str(_what),
- )
- _logger.info(
- "%s SAYS [ HEAR [ {%s SAID %s ] from %s ]", # lazy formatting to avoid PYL-W1203
- str(me), str(_what), str(self.client_address), str(me),
- )
- _sender._sayStep( # skipcq: PYL-W0212 - module ok
- self.client_address[0], self.client_address[1],
- f"HEAR [ {data.upper()} SAID {self.client_address} ] from {me}" # noqa
- )
- if "STOP" in str(data):
- raise multicast.exceptions.ShutdownCommandReceived("SHUTDOWN") from None
+ # if data is not None: -- implied
+ me = str(sock.getsockname()[0])
+ _sender: multicast.send.McastSAY = None
+ _sender = send.McastSAY()
+ if __debug__: # pragma: no cover
+ _what = data.strip().replace("""\r""", str()).replace("""%""", """%%""")
+ _logger.info(
+ "%s HEAR: [%s SAID %s]", # lazy formatting to avoid PYL-W1203
+ str(me), str(self.client_address), str(_what),
+ )
+ _logger.info(
+ "%s SAYS [ HEAR [ {%s SAID %s ] from %s ]", # lazy formatting to avoid PYL-W1203
+ str(me), str(_what), str(self.client_address), str(me),
+ )
+ _sender._sayStep( # skipcq: PYL-W0212 - module ok
+ self.client_address[0], self.client_address[1],
+ f"HEAR [ {data.upper()} SAID {self.client_address} ] from {me}" # noqa
+ )
+ if "STOP" in str(data):
+ raise multicast.exceptions.ShutdownCommandReceived("SHUTDOWN") from NoneCommittable suggestion skipped: line range outside the PR's diff.
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🪛 Flake8 (7.2.0)
[warning] 738-738: indentation contains tabs
(W191)
[warning] 739-739: indentation contains tabs
(W191)
[warning] 740-740: indentation contains tabs
(W191)
[warning] 741-741: indentation contains tabs
(W191)
[warning] 742-742: indentation contains tabs
(W191)
[warning] 743-743: indentation contains tabs
(W191)
[warning] 744-744: indentation contains tabs
(W191)
[warning] 745-745: indentation contains tabs
(W191)
[warning] 746-746: indentation contains tabs
(W191)
[warning] 747-747: indentation contains tabs
(W191)
[warning] 748-748: indentation contains tabs
(W191)
[warning] 749-749: indentation contains tabs
(W191)
[warning] 750-750: indentation contains tabs
(W191)
[warning] 751-751: indentation contains tabs
(W191)
[warning] 752-752: indentation contains tabs
(W191)
[warning] 753-753: indentation contains tabs
(W191)
[warning] 755-755: indentation contains tabs
(W191)
[warning] 756-756: indentation contains tabs
(W191)
[warning] 757-757: indentation contains tabs
(W191)
🪛 Pylint (3.3.7)
[warning] 739-739: Bad indentation. Found 2 spaces, expected 8
(W0311)
[warning] 740-740: Bad indentation. Found 2 spaces, expected 8
(W0311)
[warning] 741-741: Bad indentation. Found 2 spaces, expected 8
(W0311)
[warning] 742-742: Bad indentation. Found 2 spaces, expected 8
(W0311)
[warning] 743-743: Bad indentation. Found 3 spaces, expected 12
(W0311)
[warning] 744-744: Bad indentation. Found 3 spaces, expected 12
(W0311)
[warning] 748-748: Bad indentation. Found 3 spaces, expected 12
(W0311)
[warning] 752-752: Bad indentation. Found 2 spaces, expected 8
(W0311)
[warning] 756-756: Bad indentation. Found 2 spaces, expected 8
(W0311)
[warning] 757-757: Bad indentation. Found 3 spaces, expected 12
(W0311)
[warning] 752-752: Access to a protected member _sayStep of a client class
(W0212)
🪛 Ruff (0.11.9)
743-743: Unnecessary str call (rewrite as a literal)
Replace with string literal
(UP018)
🪛 ast-grep (0.38.1)
[hint] 742-742: Consider adding a trailing comma.
Context: """%%"""
Suggested replacement: """%%""",
(python-rule-add-trailing-comma)
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
In multicast/hear.py around lines 738 to 757, the code block has mixed
indentation using both tabs and spaces, violating the project's CEP-8 style
guideline which requires consistent use of tabs. Fix this by replacing all
spaces used for indentation with tabs throughout this code block to ensure
uniform indentation style.
| # Add 'documentation' label to any documentation file changes | ||
| documentation: | ||
| - changed-files: | ||
| - any-glob-to-any-file: | ||
| - '*.md' | ||
| - './**/*.md' | ||
| - docs/**/* | ||
| - docs/* | ||
| - 'docs/**/*' | ||
| - 'docs/*' | ||
| - '.readthedocs.yaml' | ||
| - generate_changelog.sh | ||
| - README.md | ||
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| # Add 'Testing' label to any testing file changes | ||
| Testing: | ||
| - changed-files: | ||
| - any-glob-to-any-file: | ||
| - tests/*.py | ||
| - 'tests/*.py' | ||
| - test-requirements.txt | ||
| - tests/requirements.txt | ||
| - tests/check_* | ||
| - .github/tools/* | ||
| - .github/workflows/*.yml | ||
| - .circleci/* | ||
| - 'tests/check_*' | ||
| - '.github/tools/*.bash' | ||
| - '.github/tools/*.sh' | ||
| - '.github/tools/*.py' | ||
| - '.github/workflows/*.yml' | ||
| - '.circleci/*' | ||
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| # Add 'CI' label to any CI/CD file changes | ||
| CI: | ||
| - changed-files: | ||
| - any-glob-to-any-file: | ||
| - tests/*.py | ||
| - tests/requirements.txt | ||
| - .travis.yml | ||
| - .appveyor.yml | ||
| - .github/actions/*/action.yml | ||
| - .github/workflows/* | ||
| - .circleci/* | ||
| - '.circleci/*' | ||
| - '.github/tool_*.sh' | ||
| - '.github/tools/*' | ||
| - '.github/actions/*/action.yml' | ||
| - '.github/workflows/*' | ||
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| # Add 'GitHub' label to any GitHub file changes | ||
| GitHub: | ||
| - changed-files: | ||
| - any-glob-to-any-file: | ||
| - .github/**/* | ||
| - .github/* | ||
| - README.md | ||
| - LICENSE.md | ||
| - docs/SECURITY.md | ||
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| # Add Special Case labels to any special-case file changes | ||
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| invalid: | ||
| - changed-files: | ||
| - any-glob-to-any-file: | ||
| - .stickler.yml | ||
| - .hound.yml | ||
| - setup.py | ||
| - .markdownlint.yml | ||
| - '.git_skipList' | ||
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| JavaScript: | ||
| - changed-files: | ||
| - any-glob-to-any-file: | ||
| - '**/*.js' | ||
| - 'package.json' |
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Fix YAML indentation errors throughout the file.
YAMLlint has identified consistent indentation errors where 4 spaces are used instead of the expected 6, and 6 spaces instead of the expected 8. This affects multiple sections and will cause the labeler to malfunction.
The following sections need indentation fixes:
documentationsection (lines 81-82)Testingsection (lines 93-94)CIsection (lines 107-108)GitHubsection (lines 121-122)invalidsection (lines 132-133)JavaScriptsection (lines 141-142)
Apply consistent 2-space indentation:
documentation:
- changed-files:
- - any-glob-to-any-file:
+ - any-glob-to-any-file:
Testing:
- changed-files:
- - any-glob-to-any-file:
+ - any-glob-to-any-file:
CI:
- changed-files:
- - any-glob-to-any-file:
+ - any-glob-to-any-file:
GitHub:
- changed-files:
- - any-glob-to-any-file:
+ - any-glob-to-any-file:
invalid:
- changed-files:
- - any-glob-to-any-file:
+ - any-glob-to-any-file:
JavaScript:
- changed-files:
- - any-glob-to-any-file:
+ - any-glob-to-any-file:Committable suggestion skipped: line range outside the PR's diff.
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🪛 YAMLlint (1.37.1)
[error] 81-81: wrong indentation: expected 6 but found 4
(indentation)
[error] 82-82: wrong indentation: expected 8 but found 6
(indentation)
[error] 93-93: wrong indentation: expected 6 but found 4
(indentation)
[error] 94-94: wrong indentation: expected 8 but found 6
(indentation)
[error] 107-107: wrong indentation: expected 6 but found 4
(indentation)
[error] 108-108: wrong indentation: expected 8 but found 6
(indentation)
[error] 121-121: wrong indentation: expected 6 but found 4
(indentation)
[error] 122-122: wrong indentation: expected 8 but found 6
(indentation)
[error] 132-132: wrong indentation: expected 6 but found 4
(indentation)
[error] 133-133: wrong indentation: expected 8 but found 6
(indentation)
[error] 141-141: wrong indentation: expected 6 but found 4
(indentation)
[error] 142-142: wrong indentation: expected 8 but found 6
(indentation)
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
In .github/labeler.yml from lines 78 to 143, the YAML indentation is incorrect,
using 4 and 6 spaces where 6 and 8 are expected, causing parsing errors. Fix the
indentation by ensuring each nested level is indented by 2 spaces consistently,
adjusting the 'changed-files' and 'any-glob-to-any-file' keys and their lists
under the sections documentation, Testing, CI, GitHub, invalid, and JavaScript
accordingly.
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multicast/__main__.py (1)
839-841: Indentation error at module-guard blockLine 840 is indented with a single space, tripping flake8/pylint. Align it with four spaces (or remove the indentation entirely if you prefer the canonical pattern):
-if __name__ in '__main__': - exit(cli()) # skipcq: PYL-R1722 - intentionally allow overwriting exit for testing +if __name__ == "__main__": + exit(cli()) # skipcq: PYL-R1722 - intentionally allow overwriting exit for testingBonus: strict equality (
==) avoids the accidental truthiness of substring tests.docs/SECURITY.md (1)
11-14: Nit: The trailing separator is fine; consider adding a newline after the HTML comment to keep Markdown renderers happy, but not critical..github/workflows/Tests.yml (1)
302-308: Outcome‐reduction loops duplicated – factor into a small bash helperThe three
for CHECK_VALUE …blocks share identical logic. Duplicating this in every job:
- Adds cognitive load when future services are added/removed.
- Risks the blocks diverging subtly.
Consider adding a tiny composite action or sourcing a helper script to calculate the final result once:
source .github/scripts/eval-outcome.sh "${CHECKS[@]}"Then call it where needed.
Also applies to: 538-544, 1027-1033
♻️ Duplicate comments (15)
multicast/__main__.py (1)
832-836: Tabs/spacing regression still present – please apply earlier fixThe
elifbranch is still indented with tab characters and has an unnecessary pair of parentheses after the keyword. This is the same issue called out in the previous review and it will keep flake8 (W191) / pylint (W0311 + C0325) red.- elif (sys.argv is not None): # pragma: no branch - __EXIT_CODE = main([__name__, "-h"]) + elif sys.argv is not None: # pragma: no branch + __EXIT_CODE = main([__name__, "-h"])requirements.txt (1)
26-27: Duplicate of earlier concern – extremely future versions may break installsSame comment as for
tests/requirements.txt: please verifysetuptools>=80.9andpip>=25.1.1actually exist, or CI/package managers will raiseNo matching distribution found.Also applies to: 30-31
docs/requirements.txt (1)
30-31: Duplicate of earlier concern – verify version availabilityRe-check the existence of
setuptools 80.9andpip 25.1.1before merging.Also applies to: 40-41
tox.ini (1)
44-44: Repeatedpip>=25.1.1still violates DRY (see prior review)The exact duplication previously flagged remains. Moving the constraint to
[base]depseliminates six copies and eases future bumps.Also applies to: 65-65, 87-87, 110-110, 132-132, 154-154
docs/INSTALL.md (1)
70-76: Use---instead of***for horizontal rules (markdownlint)The earlier nitpick is still unresolved;
markdownlintprefers three dashes.-*** +---tests/__init__.py (2)
49-66: Fix indentation inconsistency in new doctest block.The new doctest provides valuable verification of the test package loading mechanism, but it uses tabs instead of spaces for indentation, violating PEP 8 and the project's coding guidelines (CEP-8).
Apply this diff to fix the indentation:
- Testcase 1: Load tests - - >>> import tests as _tests - >>> _tests.__module__ is not None - True - >>> import unittest as _unittest - >>> _tests.TEST_GROUPS is not None - True - >>> _tests.get_test_suite is not None - True - >>> - >>> output = _tests.get_test_suite() - >>> output is not None - True - >>> type(output) == type(_unittest.TestSuite()) - True - >>> + Testcase 1: Load tests + + >>> import tests as _tests + >>> _tests.__module__ is not None + True + >>> import unittest as _unittest + >>> _tests.TEST_GROUPS is not None + True + >>> _tests.get_test_suite is not None + True + >>> + >>> output = _tests.get_test_suite() + >>> output is not None + True + >>> type(output) == type(_unittest.TestSuite()) + True + >>>
281-281: Fix existing indentation inconsistencies.The existing code has indentation issues where tabs are used instead of spaces, violating PEP 8 and the project's coding guidelines.
Apply this diff to fix the indentation:
- if not module: # pragma: no branch + if not module: # pragma: no branch- except ValueError as _cause: # pragma: no branch + except ValueError as _cause: # pragma: no branchAlso applies to: 294-294
multicast/hear.py (1)
738-757: Mixed indentation issues remain unresolved.The indentation inconsistencies using both tabs and spaces in this code block were previously identified and still need to be addressed. The project's CEP-8 style convention requires consistent use of tabs for indentation.
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78-143: Fix YAML indentation errors throughout the file.YAMLlint has identified consistent indentation errors where 4 spaces are used instead of the expected 6, and 6 spaces instead of the expected 8. This affects multiple sections and will cause the labeler to malfunction.
Makefile (3)
278-287: Selective tests path assumesmulticastsource root.
coverage run -p --source=multicast -m tests.run_selectiveis fine, but if the package ever moves to asrc/layout this will silently produce near-zero coverage.
250-254: Coverage combined twice – risk of duplicate data.
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243-245: Redundant doubleDO_FAILinvocation.The first call discards stdout/stderr to
ERROR_LOG_PATH, the second (line 245) repeats without redirection.tests/test_hear_cleanup.py (3)
52-53: Fix indentation inconsistency in import statements.The import statements use inconsistent indentation (tabs instead of spaces). This violates PEP 8 and the project's coding standards.
171-195: Fix extensive indentation and style issues in get_default_ip method.The entire method has inconsistent indentation using tabs instead of spaces, violating PEP 8 and project standards. Additionally, the docstring doesn't fully comply with CEP-7 requirements.
197-230: Fix extensive indentation issues and improve code quality in test method.The entire test method has severe indentation inconsistencies and several code quality issues that need addressing.
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docs/conf.py
[convention] 130-130: Constant name "release" doesn't conform to UPPER_CASE naming style
(C0103)
multicast/__main__.py
[warning] 834-834: Bad indentation. Found 1 spaces, expected 4
(W0311)
[convention] 834-834: Unnecessary parens after 'elif' keyword
(C0325)
[warning] 835-835: Bad indentation. Found 2 spaces, expected 8
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[warning] 836-836: Bad indentation. Found 1 spaces, expected 4
(W0311)
[warning] 840-840: Bad indentation. Found 1 spaces, expected 4
(W0311)
[convention] 835-835: Variable name "__EXIT_CODE" doesn't conform to snake_case naming style
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[refactor] 840-840: Consider using 'sys.exit' instead
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tests/__init__.py
[warning] 281-281: Bad indentation. Found 1 spaces, expected 4
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[warning] 294-294: Bad indentation. Found 1 spaces, expected 4
(W0311)
tests/test_hear_cleanup.py
[warning] 52-52: Bad indentation. Found 2 spaces, expected 8
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[warning] 53-53: Bad indentation. Found 2 spaces, expected 8
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[refactor] 46-53: Unnecessary "else" after "raise", remove the "else" and de-indent the code inside it
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[warning] 171-171: Bad indentation. Found 1 spaces, expected 4
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[warning] 172-172: Bad indentation. Found 1 spaces, expected 4
(W0311)
[warning] 173-173: Bad indentation. Found 2 spaces, expected 8
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[warning] 182-182: Bad indentation. Found 2 spaces, expected 8
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[warning] 183-183: Bad indentation. Found 2 spaces, expected 8
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[warning] 185-185: Bad indentation. Found 3 spaces, expected 12
(W0311)
[warning] 187-187: Bad indentation. Found 3 spaces, expected 12
(W0311)
[warning] 189-189: Bad indentation. Found 3 spaces, expected 12
(W0311)
[warning] 190-190: Bad indentation. Found 2 spaces, expected 8
(W0311)
[warning] 191-191: Bad indentation. Found 3 spaces, expected 12
(W0311)
[warning] 192-192: Bad indentation. Found 2 spaces, expected 8
(W0311)
[warning] 193-193: Bad indentation. Found 3 spaces, expected 12
(W0311)
[warning] 194-194: Bad indentation. Found 4 spaces, expected 16
(W0311)
[warning] 195-195: Bad indentation. Found 2 spaces, expected 8
(W0311)
[warning] 197-197: Bad indentation. Found 1 spaces, expected 4
(W0311)
[warning] 198-198: Bad indentation. Found 2 spaces, expected 8
(W0311)
[warning] 203-203: Bad indentation. Found 2 spaces, expected 8
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[warning] 204-204: Bad indentation. Found 2 spaces, expected 8
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[warning] 205-205: Bad indentation. Found 2 spaces, expected 8
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[warning] 206-206: Bad indentation. Found 2 spaces, expected 8
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[warning] 207-207: Bad indentation. Found 3 spaces, expected 12
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[warning] 208-208: Bad indentation. Found 3 spaces, expected 12
(W0311)
[warning] 210-210: Bad indentation. Found 3 spaces, expected 12
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[warning] 211-211: Bad indentation. Found 3 spaces, expected 12
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[warning] 213-213: Bad indentation. Found 3 spaces, expected 12
(W0311)
[warning] 215-215: Bad indentation. Found 3 spaces, expected 12
(W0311)
[warning] 217-217: Bad indentation. Found 3 spaces, expected 12
(W0311)
[warning] 218-218: Bad indentation. Found 3 spaces, expected 12
(W0311)
[warning] 219-219: Bad indentation. Found 3 spaces, expected 12
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[warning] 224-224: Bad indentation. Found 3 spaces, expected 12
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[warning] 743-743: Bad indentation. Found 3 spaces, expected 12
(W0311)
[warning] 744-744: Bad indentation. Found 3 spaces, expected 12
(W0311)
[warning] 748-748: Bad indentation. Found 3 spaces, expected 12
(W0311)
[warning] 752-752: Bad indentation. Found 2 spaces, expected 8
(W0311)
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(W0311)
[warning] 757-757: Bad indentation. Found 3 spaces, expected 12
(W0311)
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(W191)
[warning] 835-835: indentation contains tabs
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[warning] 836-836: indentation contains tabs
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[warning] 840-840: indentation contains tabs
(W191)
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[warning] 52-52: indentation contains tabs
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[warning] 53-53: indentation contains tabs
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[warning] 54-54: indentation contains tabs
(W191)
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[warning] 64-64: indentation contains tabs
(W191)
[warning] 65-65: indentation contains tabs
(W191)
[warning] 281-281: indentation contains tabs
(W191)
[warning] 294-294: indentation contains tabs
(W191)
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[warning] 53-53: indentation contains tabs
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(W191)
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(W191)
[warning] 187-187: indentation contains tabs
(W191)
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(W191)
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(W191)
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(W191)
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(W191)
[warning] 192-192: indentation contains tabs
(W191)
[warning] 193-193: indentation contains tabs
(W191)
[warning] 194-194: indentation contains tabs
(W191)
[warning] 195-195: indentation contains tabs
(W191)
[warning] 197-197: indentation contains tabs
(W191)
[warning] 198-198: indentation contains tabs
(W191)
[warning] 200-200: indentation contains tabs
(W191)
[warning] 201-201: indentation contains tabs
(W191)
[warning] 202-202: indentation contains tabs
(W191)
[warning] 203-203: indentation contains tabs
(W191)
[warning] 204-204: indentation contains tabs
(W191)
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(W191)
[warning] 206-206: indentation contains tabs
(W191)
[warning] 207-207: indentation contains tabs
(W191)
[warning] 208-208: indentation contains tabs
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[warning] 209-209: indentation contains tabs
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[warning] 210-210: indentation contains tabs
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(W191)
[warning] 229-229: indentation contains tabs
(W191)
[warning] 230-230: indentation contains tabs
(W191)
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[warning] 705-705: indentation contains tabs
(W191)
[warning] 707-707: indentation contains tabs
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(W191)
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[warning] 713-713: indentation contains tabs
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(W191)
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tests/test_hear_cleanup.py
190-190: Replace aliased errors with OSError
Replace socket.error with builtin OSError
(UP024)
191-191: Avoid specifying long messages outside the exception class
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207-207: Use a regular assert instead of unittest-style assertIsNotNone
Replace assertIsNotNone(...) with assert ...
(PT009)
208-208: Use a regular assert instead of unittest-style assertIsInstance
Replace assertIsInstance(...) with assert ...
(PT009)
211-211: Boolean positional value in function call
(FBT003)
217-217: Use a regular assert instead of unittest-style assertIsNotNone
Replace assertIsNotNone(...) with assert ...
(PT009)
218-218: Use a regular assert instead of unittest-style assertIsInstance
Replace assertIsInstance(...) with assert ...
(PT009)
227-227: Do not catch blind exception: Exception
(BLE001)
230-230: Use a regular assert instead of unittest-style assertTrue
Replace assertTrue(...) with assert ...
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multicast/hear.py
743-743: Unnecessary str call (rewrite as a literal)
Replace with string literal
(UP018)
🪛 ast-grep (0.38.1)
tests/test_hear_cleanup.py
[hint] 190-190: Consider adding a trailing comma.
Context: 69
Suggested replacement: 69,
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[hint] 207-207: Consider adding a trailing comma.
Context: int
Suggested replacement: int,
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[hint] 216-216: Consider adding a trailing comma.
Context: "Socket should be created"
Suggested replacement: "Socket should be created",
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[hint] 217-217: Consider adding a trailing comma.
Context: "Request should be a string"
Suggested replacement: "Request should be a string",
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[hint] 219-219: Consider adding a trailing comma.
Context: client_address
Suggested replacement: client_address,
(python-rule-add-trailing-comma)
[hint] 229-229: Consider adding a trailing comma.
Context: fail_fixture
Suggested replacement: fail_fixture,
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[hint] 172-180: CEP-7 Documentation must include purpose, args, and returns sections.
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Note:
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Context: """Get the default IP address of the machine.
Returns:
str: The IP address of the default network interface.
Note:
Uses 203.0.113.1 (TEST-NET-3) for RFC 5737 compliance.
Port 59095 is chosen as an arbitrary high port number.
"""
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Context: """Test that kill_func calls shutdown on the server instance.
Verifies that the server properly handles requests without
the STOP command and calls the kill_func to free up server resources.
"""
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Context: """
Handles incoming UDP requests in the HEAR functionality.
Overrides the base class method to define how incoming data is handled.
By default:
Processes the incoming data from the client, logs the messages,
and sends a response back. If the data contains the
keyword "STOP", it raises a `RuntimeError` to
initiate server shutdown.
Silently ignores any UnicodeDecodeError when decoding data.
Returns early if data or socket is None.
Minimal Acceptance Testing:
First set up test fixtures by importing multicast.
>>> import multicast
>>>
Testcase 0: Ensure `HearUDPHandler` can be imported.
>>> import multicast
>>> from multicast.hear import HearUDPHandler
>>> HearUDPHandler.__name__ is not None
True
>>>
Testcase 1: Verify the `handle` method exists.
>>> handler = HearUDPHandler(
... request=('Test data', None), client_address=('192.0.2.1', 51111), server=None
... )
>>> hasattr(handler, 'handle')
True
>>>
Testcase 2: `handle` requires valid requests or ignores input.
>>> handler.request = ("No-Op", None)
>>> handler.client_address = ("192.0.2.2", 51234)
>>> handler.handle() is None
True
>>>
Testcase 3: `handle` requires valid requests or ignores input.
>>> tst_fixture_sock = multicast.genSocket()
>>> handler.request = ("The Test", tst_fixture_sock)
>>> handler.client_address = ("224.0.1.2", 51234)
>>> handler.handle() is None
True
>>>
>>> multicast.endSocket(tst_fixture_sock)
>>>
Testcase 4: `handle` raises on valid STOP requests.
>>> tst_fixture_sock = multicast.genSocket()
>>> handler.request = ("The Test is STOP", tst_fixture_sock)
>>> handler.client_address = ("224.0.1.3", 54321)
>>> try:
... handler.handle()
... except multicast.exceptions.ShutdownCommandReceived:
... print('ShutdownCommandReceived raised')
ShutdownCommandReceived raised
>>>
>>> multicast.endSocket(tst_fixture_sock)
>>>
"""
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Context: """
Handles incoming UDP requests in the HEAR functionality.
Overrides the base class method to define how incoming data is handled.
By default:
Processes the incoming data from the client, logs the messages,
and sends a response back. If the data contains the
keyword "STOP", it raises a `RuntimeError` to
initiate server shutdown.
Silently ignores any UnicodeDecodeError when decoding data.
Returns early if data or socket is None.
Minimal Acceptance Testing:
First set up test fixtures by importing multicast.
>>> import multicast
>>>
Testcase 0: Ensure `HearUDPHandler` can be imported.
>>> import multicast
>>> from multicast.hear import HearUDPHandler
>>> HearUDPHandler.__name__ is not None
True
>>>
Testcase 1: Verify the `handle` method exists.
>>> handler = HearUDPHandler(
... request=('Test data', None), client_address=('192.0.2.1', 51111), server=None
... )
>>> hasattr(handler, 'handle')
True
>>>
Testcase 2: `handle` requires valid requests or ignores input.
>>> handler.request = ("No-Op", None)
>>> handler.client_address = ("192.0.2.2", 51234)
>>> handler.handle() is None
True
>>>
Testcase 3: `handle` requires valid requests or ignores input.
>>> tst_fixture_sock = multicast.genSocket()
>>> handler.request = ("The Test", tst_fixture_sock)
>>> handler.client_address = ("224.0.1.2", 51234)
>>> handler.handle() is None
True
>>>
>>> multicast.endSocket(tst_fixture_sock)
>>>
Testcase 4: `handle` raises on valid STOP requests.
>>> tst_fixture_sock = multicast.genSocket()
>>> handler.request = ("The Test is STOP", tst_fixture_sock)
>>> handler.client_address = ("224.0.1.3", 54321)
>>> try:
... handler.handle()
... except multicast.exceptions.ShutdownCommandReceived:
... print('ShutdownCommandReceived raised')
ShutdownCommandReceived raised
>>>
>>> multicast.endSocket(tst_fixture_sock)
>>>
"""
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.github/workflows/CI-BUILD.yml (1)
235-246: Action version bump looks good – double-check for new required inputs
actions/attest-build-provenancewas upgraded from v2.3.0 to v2.4.0 and is pinned by commit SHA. No new/removed inputs are obvious, but the v2.4.0 release notes mention a stricter default forsubject-digest.Please verify the workflow still passes by running a dry-run on a feature branch.
docs/conf.py (1)
130-130: Version bump acknowledged – the value is only consumed by Sphinx, so lower-case is acceptable despite pylint’s C0103..github/workflows/codeql-analysis.yml (1)
47-48: CodeQL action version bump looks goodPinned by full commit SHA → reproducible, and upgrading to v3.29.0 aligns with current upstream. No issues spotted.
Also applies to: 58-59, 72-73
pyproject.toml (1)
2-2: Confirmsetuptools>=80.9availability on all CI runnersThe bump looks fine, but older self-hosted runners or caches may still have an earlier
setuptools. Make sure the CI (esp.ubuntu-latestimages) installs/updatessetuptoolsbefore invokingpip install -r requirements.txt; otherwise builds may fail silently in editable-mode installs..github/workflows/scorecard.yml (1)
56-56: Sync CodeQL upload-sarif version with analysis stepUpload step is now
v3.29.0; double-check thatossf/scorecard-actionstill emits a SARIF schema compatible with this version. No action needed if the workflow passes, but keep an eye on “Invalid SARIF” warnings in the Security tab.README.md (1)
25-32: Badge organization improvements look good.The reordering of CI badges and addition of the Coveralls coverage badge aligns well with the removal of Code Climate integration. The replacement of the Code Climate maintainability badge with a Flake8 style status badge provides better visibility into style checking results.
tests/check_pip (1)
263-272: License audit refinements improve package validation.The addition of the
--partial-matchflag for non-Darwin systems and the inclusion ofpycodestylein the ignored packages list are practical improvements that address real-world license checking challenges. The handling of the "MIT" vs "MIT License" discrepancy is particularly useful for maintaining consistent license validation.docs/CI.md (2)
60-60: Clarification of Windows support limitations is helpful.The update correctly clarifies that the Appveyor integration doesn't support running on Windows without Python socket support, rather than not supporting Windows entirely. This provides more accurate information for users.
137-137: Code Climate removal is properly documented.The removal of codeclimate.com from the coverage report services list correctly reflects the changes made throughout the CI/CD pipeline. The documentation now accurately represents the current coverage reporting setup.
.github/actions/fetch-test-reporter/action.yml (1)
17-24: Clean deprecation of Code Climate inputs.The approach to deprecate the Code Climate-related inputs by marking them as "UNUSED" and setting
required: falseis well-handled. This maintains backward compatibility while clearly indicating these inputs are no longer used, aligning with the broader removal of Code Climate integration throughout the project..github/workflows/Tests.yml (2)
154-159:use-pytestmatrix axis introduced – verify it is honoured by the Makefile
TESTS_USE_PYTESTis exported, but there is no change here showing thatmake test(or the invoked test helpers) actually looks at this variable.Please double-check that:
grep -R "TESTS_USE_PYTEST" Makefile tests/ scripts/returns at least one hit; otherwise the flag will be a no-op and the extra matrix permutations simply duplicate work.
731-731: Good addition – Coveralls receives branch for accurate groupingPassing
git-branchimproves Coveralls report organisation. 👍.coderabbit.yaml (6)
13-13: Good clarification of the AHA design principle.Expanding "AHA" to "Avoid-Hasty-Abstractions" improves readability and ensures reviewers understand the full principle being referenced.
47-47: Excellent addition of the specific GitHub issue reference.Adding "GitHub Issue #53" provides clear context for the test coverage requirement and makes it easier to track the related work.
60-61: Good addition of AI Usage Policy reference.Including the link to the project's AI Usage Policy document helps ensure reviewers are aware of and can reference the organization's guidelines for AI usage in development.
82-82: Improved label configuration and standardization.The changes enhance the labeling system by:
- Standardizing label names to lowercase (
documentationinstead ofDocumentation)- Adding new
CIandTestinglabels for better categorization of changes- Generalizing compliance from "PEP-8 compliance" to "project conventions or adopted standards"
These improvements will provide more accurate and comprehensive labeling for different types of changes.
Also applies to: 87-91, 97-101
102-102: Good addition to path filters.Adding
package.jsonto the exclusion list is appropriate for focusing reviews on relevant source code and avoiding unnecessary analysis of Node.js configuration files.
135-135: Spelling correction appreciated.Fixing "automaticly" to "automatically" improves the configuration's professionalism and readability.
multicast/hear.py (1)
704-717: Excellent addition of doctest for STOP command functionality.The new Testcase 4 provides valuable test coverage by verifying that the
handlemethod properly raisesShutdownCommandReceivedwhen processing "STOP" commands. This enhances the validation of critical shutdown behavior and aligns with the project's comprehensive testing approach..github/actions/test-reporter-upload/action.yml (3)
43-50: CodeClimate integration properly deprecated.The deprecation of
codeclimate-tokenandcc-test-reporter-idinputs is correctly implemented with clear deprecation comments and the inputs changed from required to optional.
79-81: Output deprecation handled correctly.The
coverage_upload_codeclimate_outcomeoutput is properly deprecated and hardcoded to 'skipped' with clear documentation.
162-164: Tool detection logic updated appropriately.The warning and debug messages correctly reflect the new reality where the cc-test-reporter tool is no longer used - warning if found and debugging as normal if not found.
.github/labeler.yml (1)
1-12: Label configuration updates are well-structured.The updated label configurations provide better coverage and more accurate descriptions for the project's file organization.
Makefile (1)
207-207: Dependency version bumps are appropriate.The increased minimum versions for pip (25.1.1) and setuptools (80.9) align with keeping dependencies current and secure.
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Version string diverges from pyproject – align to one PEP 440-compliant format
__version__ = "2.0.9-alpha-7" contradicts pyproject.toml (AI summary shows v2.0.9a7). Divergent formats create mismatched wheels and can break importlib.metadata.version() checks.
-__version__ = "2.0.9-alpha-7"
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"2.0.9-alpha-7" does not comply with PEP 440 and differs from the version in
pyproject.toml (v2.0.9a7). Update this line to use the PEP 440-compliant format
"2.0.9a7" to match pyproject.toml. After updating, verify that the same version
string is consistently used in pyproject.toml, docs/conf.py, packaging scripts,
and any smoke tests to avoid mismatched versions.
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Pinning to a commit SHA is good – please track upstream for security fixes
reactive-firewall/flake8-cq@33e74e… is pinned, reducing supply-chain risk. Just remember to bump it periodically (dependabot, Renovate, etc.) so you don’t miss action-level CVE patches.
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In .github/workflows/flake8.yml at line 30, the flake8-cq action is pinned to a
specific commit SHA, which is good for security. To maintain security, set up a
process to regularly update this pinned commit to the latest version, using
tools like Dependabot or Renovate, so you receive important CVE patches and
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Deprecated inputs still present – consider removal or explicit deprecation metadata
The two inputs have been made optional and their descriptions set to "UNUSED".
If no downstream workflow references them any more, you can:
- Delete the inputs completely to avoid maintenance overhead and confusion; or
- Keep them but add a clear deprecation notice in the action description (
README) and Marketplace listing.
GitHub’s action metadata does not currently support adeprecatedkey, so documentation is the only signal.
No functional issue, just a maintainability note.
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minimal descriptions. To improve maintainability, either remove these inputs
entirely if they are no longer used downstream, or keep them but add a clear
deprecation notice in the action's README and Marketplace description to inform
users they are deprecated since GitHub action metadata lacks a deprecated key.
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multicast/hear.py (1)
657-657: Update docstring to reflect correct exception type.The docstring mentions "RuntimeError" but the implementation now raises
ShutdownCommandReceived. Update the documentation to reflect the actual behavior.- keyword "STOP", it raises a `RuntimeError` to + keyword "STOP", it raises a `ShutdownCommandReceived` to
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docs/SECURITY.md (1)
11-11: Use consistent horizontal rule style.Previous reviews have indicated a preference for
---over***for horizontal rules to maintain consistency with markdown best practices.docs/INSTALL.md (1)
70-70: Use consistent horizontal rule style.Previous reviews have indicated a preference for
---over***for horizontal rules to maintain consistency with markdown best practices and avoid markdownlint warnings.Also applies to: 74-74
tests/__init__.py (2)
49-65: Fix indentation inconsistency issues.Static analysis has flagged indentation issues where tabs are used instead of spaces, violating PEP 8 and the project's coding guidelines.
Apply this diff to fix the indentation in the new doctest section:
- Testcase 1: Load tests - - >>> import tests as _tests - >>> _tests.__module__ is not None - True - >>> import unittest as _unittest - >>> _tests.TEST_GROUPS is not None - True - >>> _tests.get_test_suite is not None - True - >>> - >>> output = _tests.get_test_suite() - >>> output is not None - True - >>> type(output) == type(_unittest.TestSuite()) - True - >>> + Testcase 1: Load tests + + >>> import tests as _tests + >>> _tests.__module__ is not None + True + >>> import unittest as _unittest + >>> _tests.TEST_GROUPS is not None + True + >>> _tests.get_test_suite is not None + True + >>> + >>> output = _tests.get_test_suite() + >>> output is not None + True + >>> type(output) == type(_unittest.TestSuite()) + True + >>>
281-281: Fix indentation inconsistency issues.Static analysis has flagged indentation issues where tabs are used instead of spaces, violating PEP 8 and the project's coding guidelines.
Apply this diff to fix the indentation:
- if not module: # pragma: no branch + if not module: # pragma: no branch- except ValueError as _cause: # pragma: no branch + except ValueError as _cause: # pragma: no branchAlso applies to: 294-294
multicast/__main__.py (1)
832-836: Mixed tabs/spaces & minor style issues remainThe indentation on these three lines still contains tab characters, triggering
flake8 W191 / pylint W0311.
The superfluous parentheses afterelifmake pylint grumble (C0325).
Prior feedback already covered this; please apply the same fix:- elif (sys.argv is not None): # pragma: no branch - __EXIT_CODE = main([__name__, "-h"]) + elif sys.argv is not None: # pragma: no branch + __EXIT_CODE = main([__name__, "-h"])tox.ini (1)
44-44: Duplication issue remains unaddressed.The same
pip>=25.1.1constraint duplication flagged in previous reviews still exists across multiple test environments. This violates the DRY principle and increases maintenance overhead.Also applies to: 65-65, 87-87, 110-110, 132-132, 154-154
multicast/hear.py (1)
738-757: Fix indentation inconsistencies throughout the modified code block.The code has mixed indentation using both tabs and spaces, which violates PEP 8 and the project's CEP-8 style convention. All indentation should use tabs consistently.
Based on the project's coding guidelines, all indentation must use tabs consistently. The current mixing of tabs and spaces will cause style violations and potential runtime issues.
tests/test_hear_cleanup.py (3)
52-53: Fix indentation inconsistency in import statements.The import statements use inconsistent indentation (tabs instead of spaces). This violates PEP 8 and the project's coding standards.
171-195: Fix extensive indentation and style issues in get_default_ip method.The entire method has inconsistent indentation using tabs instead of spaces, violating PEP 8 and project standards. Additionally, the docstring doesn't fully comply with CEP-7 requirements.
197-230: Fix extensive indentation issues and improve code quality in test method.The entire test method has severe indentation inconsistencies and several code quality issues that need addressing.
.github/labeler.yml (1)
78-143: Fix YAML indentation errors throughout the file.YAMLlint has identified consistent indentation errors where 4 spaces are used instead of the expected 6, and 6 spaces instead of the expected 8. This affects multiple sections and will cause the labeler to malfunction.
Makefile (2)
250-254: Coverage combined twice – risk of duplicate data
coverage combine --keep ./coverage_*followed bycoverage combine --appendre-scans the same directory, possibly re-adding the first batch.
278-287: Selective tests path assumesmulticastsource root
coverage run -p --source=multicast -m tests.run_selectiveis fine, but if the package ever moves to asrc/layout this will silently produce near-zero coverage.
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PR: reactive-firewall-org/multicast#433
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Timestamp: 2025-06-09T05:51:10.701Z
Learning: reactive-firewall prefers readability over micro-optimizations in shell scripts, such as keeping `cat` usage even when direct file reading would be more efficient, because it makes the code more explicit and readable.
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Learning: The user reactive-firewall prefers to implement code changes manually rather than using automated code change features, following their organization's AI Usage Policy which requires human oversight and control over code modifications.
🪛 Pylint (3.3.7)
docs/conf.py
[convention] 130-130: Constant name "release" doesn't conform to UPPER_CASE naming style
(C0103)
multicast/__main__.py
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(C0103)
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(R1722)
tests/__init__.py
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(W0311)
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multicast/hear.py
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[warning] 211-211: Attribute 'server' defined outside init
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multicast/__main__.py
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tests/__init__.py
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multicast/hear.py
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🪛 ast-grep (0.38.1)
multicast/hear.py
[warning] 648-717: CEP-7 Documentation must include proper doctests.
Context: """
Handles incoming UDP requests in the HEAR functionality.
Overrides the base class method to define how incoming data is handled.
By default:
Processes the incoming data from the client, logs the messages,
and sends a response back. If the data contains the
keyword "STOP", it raises a `RuntimeError` to
initiate server shutdown.
Silently ignores any UnicodeDecodeError when decoding data.
Returns early if data or socket is None.
Minimal Acceptance Testing:
First set up test fixtures by importing multicast.
>>> import multicast
>>>
Testcase 0: Ensure `HearUDPHandler` can be imported.
>>> import multicast
>>> from multicast.hear import HearUDPHandler
>>> HearUDPHandler.__name__ is not None
True
>>>
Testcase 1: Verify the `handle` method exists.
>>> handler = HearUDPHandler(
... request=('Test data', None), client_address=('192.0.2.1', 51111), server=None
... )
>>> hasattr(handler, 'handle')
True
>>>
Testcase 2: `handle` requires valid requests or ignores input.
>>> handler.request = ("No-Op", None)
>>> handler.client_address = ("192.0.2.2", 51234)
>>> handler.handle() is None
True
>>>
Testcase 3: `handle` requires valid requests or ignores input.
>>> tst_fixture_sock = multicast.genSocket()
>>> handler.request = ("The Test", tst_fixture_sock)
>>> handler.client_address = ("224.0.1.2", 51234)
>>> handler.handle() is None
True
>>>
>>> multicast.endSocket(tst_fixture_sock)
>>>
Testcase 4: `handle` raises on valid STOP requests.
>>> tst_fixture_sock = multicast.genSocket()
>>> handler.request = ("The Test is STOP", tst_fixture_sock)
>>> handler.client_address = ("224.0.1.3", 54321)
>>> try:
... handler.handle()
... except multicast.exceptions.ShutdownCommandReceived:
... print('ShutdownCommandReceived raised')
ShutdownCommandReceived raised
>>>
>>> multicast.endSocket(tst_fixture_sock)
>>>
"""
(require-doctests-in-docstrings)
[hint] 648-717: CEP-7 Documentation must include purpose, args, and returns sections.
Context: """
Handles incoming UDP requests in the HEAR functionality.
Overrides the base class method to define how incoming data is handled.
By default:
Processes the incoming data from the client, logs the messages,
and sends a response back. If the data contains the
keyword "STOP", it raises a `RuntimeError` to
initiate server shutdown.
Silently ignores any UnicodeDecodeError when decoding data.
Returns early if data or socket is None.
Minimal Acceptance Testing:
First set up test fixtures by importing multicast.
>>> import multicast
>>>
Testcase 0: Ensure `HearUDPHandler` can be imported.
>>> import multicast
>>> from multicast.hear import HearUDPHandler
>>> HearUDPHandler.__name__ is not None
True
>>>
Testcase 1: Verify the `handle` method exists.
>>> handler = HearUDPHandler(
... request=('Test data', None), client_address=('192.0.2.1', 51111), server=None
... )
>>> hasattr(handler, 'handle')
True
>>>
Testcase 2: `handle` requires valid requests or ignores input.
>>> handler.request = ("No-Op", None)
>>> handler.client_address = ("192.0.2.2", 51234)
>>> handler.handle() is None
True
>>>
Testcase 3: `handle` requires valid requests or ignores input.
>>> tst_fixture_sock = multicast.genSocket()
>>> handler.request = ("The Test", tst_fixture_sock)
>>> handler.client_address = ("224.0.1.2", 51234)
>>> handler.handle() is None
True
>>>
>>> multicast.endSocket(tst_fixture_sock)
>>>
Testcase 4: `handle` raises on valid STOP requests.
>>> tst_fixture_sock = multicast.genSocket()
>>> handler.request = ("The Test is STOP", tst_fixture_sock)
>>> handler.client_address = ("224.0.1.3", 54321)
>>> try:
... handler.handle()
... except multicast.exceptions.ShutdownCommandReceived:
... print('ShutdownCommandReceived raised')
ShutdownCommandReceived raised
>>>
>>> multicast.endSocket(tst_fixture_sock)
>>>
"""
(check-test-documentation)
[hint] 742-742: Consider adding a trailing comma.
Context: """%%"""
Suggested replacement: """%%""",
(python-rule-add-trailing-comma)
tests/test_hear_cleanup.py
[warning] 172-180: CEP-7 Documentation must include proper doctests.
Context: """Get the default IP address of the machine.
Returns:
str: The IP address of the default network interface.
Note:
Uses 203.0.113.1 (TEST-NET-3) for RFC 5737 compliance.
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Verifies that the server properly handles requests without
the STOP command and calls the kill_func to free up server resources.
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str: The IP address of the default network interface.
Note:
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Port 59095 is chosen as an arbitrary high port number.
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Context: """Test that kill_func calls shutdown on the server instance.
Verifies that the server properly handles requests without
the STOP command and calls the kill_func to free up server resources.
"""
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multicast/hear.py
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🔇 Additional comments (36)
.github/workflows/flake8.yml (1)
30-30: LGTM! Action version update looks good.The update from v1 to v1.5 of the flake8-cq action with the specific commit hash follows proper security practices.
docs/INSTALL.md (1)
72-78: Good addition of user feedback and attribution.The completion message and license badge provide helpful confirmation to users and proper attribution.
multicast/__init__.py (1)
224-224: LGTM! Version bump is correct.The version update from "2.0.9-alpha-6" to "2.0.9-alpha-7" follows proper semantic versioning and aligns with the PR objectives.
tests/requirements.txt (1)
60-61: ```shell
#!/usr/bin/env bash
set -eVerify pip 25.1.1 exists on PyPI
if ! curl -fsSL "https://pypi.org/pypi/pip/json" | jq -e '.releases | has("25.1.1")' >/dev/null; then
echo "❌ pip==25.1.1 not found on PyPI"
exit 1
fiVerify setuptools ≥ 80.9 by comparing the latest release
latest_setuptools=$(curl -fsSL "https://pypi.org/pypi/setuptools/json"
| jq -r '.releases | keys[]'
| sort -V
| tail -n1)Compare versions
if [ "$(printf "%s\n" "$latest_setuptools" "80.9" | sort -V | head -n1)" != "80.9" ]; then
echo "❌ latest setuptools version ($latest_setuptools) is less than 80.9"
exit 1
fiecho "✅ pip==25.1.1 and setuptools>=80.9 present (setuptools latest: $latest_setuptools)"
</details> <details> <summary>pyproject.toml (1)</summary> `2-2`: **Same concern about setuptools 80.9 as in tests/requirements.txt** Make sure your build matrix pulls an environment with that wheel available; otherwise `pip install .` in editable/isolated mode will break early. </details> <details> <summary>requirements.txt (1)</summary> `26-27`: **Replicate availability check for runtime environments** The production wheel install now requires pip ≥ 25.1.1 and setuptools ≥ 80.9. If users deploy on older LTS distros they may be forced to upgrade system tooling first. Consider documenting this bump in `CHANGELOG.md` and `README.md` install section. Also applies to: 30-31 </details> <details> <summary>docs/requirements.txt (1)</summary> `30-31`: **Documentation build may fail on RTD unless you pin a compatible image** Read-the-Docs “stable” images lag behind PyPI a few weeks. Confirm that RTD’s `build.image` (in `.readthedocs.yml`) is set to `ubuntu-22.04` **and** that the image has pip 25 / setuptools 80 baked in, or add a bootstrap upgrade step. Also applies to: 40-41 </details> <details> <summary>.github/workflows/codeql-analysis.yml (1)</summary> `47-59`: **Pin looks good – but double-check the SHA really matches v3.29.0** `github/codeql-action` is bumped to v3.29.0 and pinned by SHA, 👍. Before merging, please verify the published tag `v3.29.0` on the CodeQL-Action repo indeed resolves to hash `ce28f5b…6858` to avoid accidental supply-chain surprises. Also applies to: 71-72 </details> <details> <summary>.github/workflows/scorecard.yml (1)</summary> `56-56`: **Same supply-chain sanity check for the new CodeQL upload pin** The SARIF upload step is now `ce28f5b…6858` (v3.29.0). Confirm the tag↔SHA match just like above. </details> <details> <summary>.github/workflows/CI-BUILD.yml (1)</summary> `238-246`: **Action version bump acknowledged** `actions/attest-build-provenance` updated to v2.4.0 (SHA `e8998f…09be`). No further concerns; behaviour and inputs stay identical. </details> <details> <summary>README.md (1)</summary> `25-33`: ```shell #!/bin/bash set -e echo "🔍 Checking for Code Climate integration in GitHub workflows..." if [ -d .github/workflows ]; then rg -n 'codeclimate' .github/workflows || echo "No 'codeclimate' references found in workflows" else echo "No .github/workflows directory found" fi echo "" echo "🔍 Looking for .codeclimate.yml configuration file..." if [ -f .codeclimate.yml ]; then echo ".codeclimate.yml file exists" else echo "No .codeclimate.yml file found" fitests/check_pip (2)
263-263: Improved license validation with partial matching.The addition of
--partial-matchflag for non-Darwin systems enhances license detection accuracy. This is a good improvement to the license validation process.
271-272: Well-documented license reporting workaround.The addition of
pycodestyleto the ignore list with a clear explanatory comment properly handles the license reporting discrepancy. The documentation helps future maintainers understand why this package needs special handling.generate_changelog.sh (1)
67-69: Enhanced locale environment setup.The explicit locale variable configuration improves environment consistency by providing clear defaults for
LC_ALL,LC_CTYPE, andLC_COLLATE. The conditional assignment pattern ensures existing values are preserved while providing sensible fallbacks.docs/CI.md (3)
60-60: Improved accuracy of Windows support description.The updated description provides more specific and accurate information about the Windows support limitations, clarifying that it's specifically about Python socket support rather than general Windows incompatibility.
137-137: Consistent removal of Code Climate references.Removing
codeclimate.comfrom the coverage services list aligns with the broader effort to remove Code Climate integration from the CI pipeline.
281-281: Updated integration diagram reflects current CI setup.The removal of CodeClimate from the coverage integration diagram accurately represents the current CI configuration and maintains documentation consistency.
.github/actions/fetch-test-reporter/action.yml (1)
17-24: Proper deprecation of Code Climate inputs.The deprecation approach maintains backward compatibility while clearly indicating these inputs are no longer used. The version annotation in comments (
v2.0.9a7) provides helpful context for when the deprecation occurred, and settingrequired: falseprevents breaking existing workflows..github/actions/purge-test-reporter/action.yml (1)
71-73: Double-check downstream scripts no longer depend on removed Code Climate env-vars
CODECLIMATE_REPO_TOKENandCC_TEST_REPORTER_IDwere dropped from the environment.
Ensure.github/tools/fetch-test-reporter/purge-test-reporter(and any other helper) has already been purged of references to these variables; otherwise the action will silently skip necessary cleanup or fail at runtime.
If the helper still references them, pass empty values instead of removing them outright to avoidunseterrors..coderabbit.yaml (5)
13-13: Expanded acronym improves clarity – nice touch
Replacing “AHA” with “Avoid-Hasty-Abstractions” makes the guideline explicit and unambiguous.
47-48: Re-verify the 100 % coverage mandateCalling for “100 % coverage as per GitHub Issue #53” sets an exceptionally high bar and may block otherwise valuable changes. Confirm that the issue still reflects current project policy; if not, soften the wording (e.g., “≥ 95 %” or “trend upward”).
60-61: Good: AI usage policy is now referencedLinking the AI policy directly here helps reviewers honour organisational rules. No action required.
82-87: Label rename todocumentation– ensure label existsThe label text was lower-cased. Confirm that
.github/labeler.ymland the repository labels list contain the exact same lowercase name, otherwise automatic labelling will fail.
135-135: Clarified Flake8 workflow reference – looks goodUpdating the note to reference
flake8-cqreflects the new action name; no issues spotted..github/workflows/Tests.yml (6)
154-154: Good addition of pytest matrix variable.The matrix variable setup allows testing both with and without pytest, which improves test coverage comprehensively.
158-158: Proper environment variable configuration.The environment variable
TESTS_USE_PYTESTis correctly set based on the matrix variable, enabling conditional pytest usage in the test execution.
302-302: Evaluation logic correctly simplified.The removal of Code Climate outcome checks from the evaluation loop is consistent with the PR's objective to remove Code Climate integration entirely.
538-538: Evaluation logic correctly simplified.The doctests evaluation logic has been appropriately updated to exclude Code Climate outcomes, maintaining consistency with the overall Code Climate removal.
731-731: Enhanced Coveralls configuration.Adding the
git-branchinput improves coverage reporting by providing better branch context to Coveralls.
1027-1027: Integration tests evaluation logic correctly simplified.The removal of Code Climate outcome checks from the integration tests evaluation maintains consistency with the overall Code Climate removal effort.
multicast/hear.py (1)
705-717: Excellent addition of STOP command test coverage.The new Testcase 4 properly validates that the
handlemethod raisesShutdownCommandReceivedwhen processing STOP commands, which enhances test coverage for this critical functionality..github/actions/test-reporter-upload/action.yml (3)
43-50: Clean deprecation approach for Code Climate inputs.The deprecation strategy properly marks inputs as "UNUSED" and sets
required: falsewhile maintaining backward compatibility. This allows existing workflows to continue functioning without breaking changes.
79-81: Appropriate hardcoded output for deprecated feature.Hardcoding the output to
'skipped'is the correct approach for a deprecated feature, ensuring consistent behavior across all executions.
162-164: Logical tool detection update.The change from warning about missing tools to warning about unexpected tool presence aligns well with the Code Climate deprecation - the tool shouldn't be present since it's no longer used.
Makefile (2)
207-207: Appropriate dependency version updates.The version bumps for pip (25.1.1) and setuptools (80.9) align with the project's strategy to maintain current dependency versions across all requirements files.
252-253: Improved coverage scope restriction.Restricting coverage reports and XML output to
multicast/*ensures more accurate coverage metrics by focusing on the actual source code rather than including test files or external dependencies.Also applies to: 259-259, 285-286
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| name = "multicast" | |||
| requires-python = ">=3.9.6, !=3.9.7, !=3.9.8, !=3.9.8, !=3.9.10, !=3.9.11, !=3.9.12, !=3.9.13, !=3.9.14, !=3.9.15, !=3.9.16, !=3.9.17, !=3.9.18, !=3.9.19, !=3.13.0, <3.14.0" | |||
| scripts = { "multicast" = "multicast.__main__:cli" } | |||
| version = "v2.0.9a6" | |||
| version = "v2.0.9a7" | |||
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PEP 621/PEP 440 expect a raw version string (2.0.9a7). The leading “v” is silently ignored by many tools, but some (e.g. build, hatchling) will error.
-version = "v2.0.9a7"
+version = "2.0.9a7"🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
In pyproject.toml at line 15, the version field includes a leading "v" which is
not compliant with PEP 440 standards. Remove the leading "v" from the version
string so it reads "2.0.9a7" instead of "v2.0.9a7" to ensure compatibility with
tools that enforce PEP 440.
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| version = "v2.0" | |||
| # The full version, including alpha/beta/rc tags. | |||
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| release = "v2.0.9a7" | |||
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Release string updated – keep it in sync with pyproject.toml after the “v” refactor
If you drop the “v” prefix in pyproject.toml, mirror the change here to prevent badge/version drift.
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In docs/conf.py at line 130, the release string currently includes a "v" prefix
("v2.0.9a7"). To keep it consistent with the version specified in
pyproject.toml, remove the "v" prefix from the release string here if it has
been dropped in pyproject.toml. Update the release variable to match the exact
version format used in pyproject.toml to avoid version drift in badges and
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Use sys.exit instead of bare exit()
exit(cli()) invokes the helper from site.py; sys.exit(cli()) is the canonical, audit-friendly call and avoids pylint R1722.
-if __name__ in '__main__':
- exit(cli()) # skipcq: PYL-R1722 - intentionally allow overwriting exit for testing
+if __name__ == '__main__': # noqa: D401 keep module-run guard strict
+ sys.exit(cli())(The equality operator also makes the guard explicit.)
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🪛 Flake8 (7.2.0)
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🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
In multicast/__main__.py at line 840, replace the bare exit(cli()) call with
sys.exit(cli()) to use the canonical exit function from the sys module. This
requires importing sys at the top of the file if not already imported. This
change avoids pylint R1722 and makes the exit call explicit and audit-friendly.
| codeclimate-token: # deprecated in v2.0.9a7 | ||
| description: "UNUSED" | ||
| default: '' | ||
| required: true | ||
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| The id used to report tests when performing codeclimate API operations. | ||
| required: false | ||
| cc-test-reporter-id: # deprecated in v2.0.9a7 | ||
| description: "UNUSED" | ||
| default: '' | ||
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| required: false |
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Use deprecationMessage to warn users about obsolete inputs
The inputs codeclimate-token and cc-test-reporter-id are marked “UNUSED” and no longer required – good for backward compatibility – but consumers who still pass them will not see any notice.
GitHub Actions metadata supports the deprecationMessage field, which surfaces a warning when the input is provided. Adding it will steer external users away from the legacy parameters without breaking existing workflows.
codeclimate-token: # deprecated in v2.0.9a7
description: "UNUSED"
+ deprecationMessage: >
+ This input is deprecated and has no effect as of v2.0.9a7.
+ Remove it from your workflow.Apply the same to cc-test-reporter-id.
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🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
In .github/actions/purge-test-reporter/action.yml between lines 17 and 24, the
inputs codeclimate-token and cc-test-reporter-id are deprecated but lack
deprecation warnings. Add the deprecationMessage field to both inputs with a
clear warning that these inputs are obsolete, so users passing them receive a
notice without breaking existing workflows.
| instructions: >- | ||
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| updated by the PR/MR. Also apply when PR contains a commit with a commit | ||
| message prefixed with "[CI] " |
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New CI label – add path patterns to labeler
The instructions describe CI/CD-related changes, but no path patterns accompany the label here. Ensure .github/labeler.yml covers typical CI files (e.g., .github/workflows/**, .azure-pipelines/**) so the label is applied automatically.
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
In .coderabbit.yaml around lines 88 to 91, the instructions mention applying the
CI label for CI/CD changes but do not specify path patterns for automatic
labeling. Update the .github/labeler.yml file to include path patterns like
.github/workflows/** and .azure-pipelines/** so that changes to these CI-related
files trigger the CI label automatically.
| - label: Testing | ||
| instructions: >- | ||
| Apply when the purpose of the PR/MR is related to fixing/improving any | ||
| testing components or test-code. Also apply if suggested fixes are | ||
| used and improve the project's test-code. |
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Testing label – consider matching tests/** in labeler
To make the new label useful, update .github/labeler.yml with patterns such as:
Testing:
- tests/**/*
- '**/test_*'Otherwise the label will rely solely on commit prefixes.
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
In the .coderabbit.yaml file around lines 97 to 101, the Testing label is
defined but does not include file path patterns to automatically apply the label
based on changed files. To fix this, update the .github/labeler.yml file to add
patterns like 'tests/**/*' and '**/test_*' under the Testing label so that
changes in test-related files trigger the label automatically, improving label
accuracy beyond just commit prefixes.
| - label: Linter | ||
| instructions: >- | ||
| Apply when the purpose of the PR/MR is related to fixing the feedback | ||
| from a linter. Also apply if suggested fixes are used and improve the | ||
| code's compliance with the PEP-8 standard. | ||
| path_filters: ['!*.xc*/**', '!node_modules/**', '!dist/**', '!build/**', '!.git/**', '!venv/**', '!__pycache__/**'] | ||
| code's compliance with project conventions or adopted standards. |
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Minor grammar nit
“code's compliance” → “code compliance” reads more naturally.
- code's compliance with project conventions or adopted standards.
+ code compliance with project conventions or adopted standards.📝 Committable suggestion
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| code's compliance with project conventions or adopted standards. | |
| code compliance with project conventions or adopted standards. |
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In .coderabbit.yaml at line 96, replace the phrase "code's compliance" with
"code compliance" to improve the grammar and make the sentence read more
naturally.
| Apply when the purpose of the PR/MR is related to fixing/improving any | ||
| testing components or test-code. Also apply if suggested fixes are | ||
| used and improve the project's test-code. | ||
| path_filters: ['!*.xc*/**', '!node_modules/**', '!dist/**', '!package.json', '!build/**', '!.git/**', '!venv/**', '!__pycache__/**'] |
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Exclude lockfiles too
!package.json is now filtered out. For symmetry, consider excluding package-lock.json and yarn.lock to keep JS dependency artefacts out of reviews.
- path_filters: ['!*.xc*/**', '!node_modules/**', '!dist/**', '!package.json', '!build/**', '!.git/**', '!venv/**', '!__pycache__/**']
+ path_filters: ['!*.xc*/**', '!node_modules/**', '!dist/**', '!package.json', '!package-lock.json', '!yarn.lock', '!build/**', '!.git/**', '!venv/**', '!__pycache__/**']📝 Committable suggestion
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🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
In .coderabbit.yaml at line 102, the path_filters exclude package.json but do
not exclude lockfiles like package-lock.json and yarn.lock. To fix this, add
'!package-lock.json' and '!yarn.lock' to the path_filters array to exclude these
JS dependency lockfiles from reviews for consistency.
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.github/workflows/scorecard.yml (1)
1-3: Typo in header comment (“Referance”)
Minor spelling issue—prefer “Reference” for clarity and searchability.-# Referance: https://github.com/ossf/scorecard/blob/main/.github/workflows/scorecard-analysis.yml +# Reference: https://github.com/ossf/scorecard/blob/main/.github/workflows/scorecard-analysis.yml.github/workflows/Tests.yml (1)
302-308: Outcome fold-logic silently treats “skipped” as successThe loop flips
THE_RESULTto failure on any failure, but skipped, neutral, and cancelled are treated as equivalent to success.
If code-coverage uploads are skipped (e.g., token mis-configuration) the overall job will still report success.
Consider tightening the check:for v in "${CHECKS[@]}"; do [[ "$v" == "success" ]] || THE_RESULT="failure" doneto surface configuration errors earlier.
♻️ Duplicate comments (18)
multicast/__main__.py (1)
834-836: Fix mixed tabs/spaces indentation issues.The indentation in this
elifblock still contains tabs mixed with spaces, which violates PEP 8 and triggers multiple linter warnings. This is a duplicate of a previous review comment that needs to be addressed.Apply this fix to resolve the indentation and style issues:
- elif (sys.argv is not None): # pragma: no branch - __EXIT_CODE = main([__name__, "-h"]) + elif sys.argv is not None: # pragma: no branch + __EXIT_CODE = main([__name__, "-h"])This resolves:
- flake8 W191 (indentation contains tabs)
- pylint W0311 (bad indentation)
- pylint C0325 (unnecessary parentheses after elif)
tests/requirements.txt (1)
60-60: Verify dependency versions exist on PyPI.This is similar to a previous review concern about these version bumps. The specified versions
setuptools>=80.9andpip>=25.1.1may be ahead of currently available releases and could cause CI failures during dependency resolution.Please verify these versions are available on PyPI before merging:
#!/bin/bash # Check whether the requested versions are published on PyPI echo "Checking setuptools and pip versions on PyPI..." for pkg in setuptools pip; do echo ">>> $pkg latest version:" curl -s "https://pypi.org/pypi/${pkg}/json" | jq -r '.info.version' echo ">>> Available releases:" curl -s "https://pypi.org/pypi/${pkg}/json" | jq -r '.releases | keys[]' | tail -10 done echo "" echo "Checking specific requested versions:" echo "setuptools 80.9:" curl -s "https://pypi.org/pypi/setuptools/json" | jq -r '.releases | keys[]' | grep "^80\.9" || echo "Version 80.9 not found" echo "pip 25.1.1:" curl -s "https://pypi.org/pypi/pip/json" | jq -r '.releases | keys[]' | grep "^25\.1\.1" || echo "Version 25.1.1 not found"Also applies to: 96-96
pyproject.toml (1)
15-15: Remove leading "v" to comply with PEP 440.The version string still contains a leading "v" which violates PEP 440 standards. This is a duplicate of a previous review comment that should be addressed.
-version = "v2.0.9a7" +version = "2.0.9a7"PEP 440 explicitly disallows the "v" prefix, and packaging tools may warn or refuse uploads to PyPI.
multicast/__init__.py (1)
222-225: Still not PEP 440 & inconsistent with docs → update to2.0.9a7Prior feedback noted this. Keeping the
"alpha-"infix breaks version parsing (packaging.version.Version) and now disagrees withdocs/conf.py(v2.0.9a7).-__version__ = "2.0.9-alpha-7" +# PEP 440 canonical form +__version__ = "2.0.9a7"Ensure
pyproject.toml, CI badges, and tag names match..github/workflows/flake8.yml (1)
30-31: Reminder: keep the pinned SHA fresh
Same note as in previous reviews—regularly bump the pinned commit (reactive-firewall/flake8-cq@33e74e…) via Dependabot/Renovate to avoid missing upstream security fixes.docs/INSTALL.md (1)
70-76: Markdown horizontal-rule style still flagged bymarkdownlint
Prior review suggested switching***to---for thematic breaks; current change re-introduces***. Using---silences the lint warning and matches project style.-*** +---generate_changelog.sh (1)
67-69: Quoted fallbacks break locale – value becomes'en_US.utf-8'literallyIncluding single quotes inside the parameter-expansion defaults means the quotes become part of the variable's value, yielding an invalid locale such as
LC_ALL='en_US.utf-8'(quotes included). Down-stream tools that parse$LC_ALLwill fail.-LC_ALL="${LC_ALL:-'en_US.utf-8'}" -LC_CTYPE="${LC_CTYPE:-${LC_ALL:-'en_US.utf-8'}}" -LC_COLLATE="${LC_COLLATE:-${LC_ALL:-'en_US.utf-8'}}" +LC_ALL="${LC_ALL:-en_US.utf-8}" +LC_CTYPE="${LC_CTYPE:-${LC_ALL:-en_US.utf-8}}" +LC_COLLATE="${LC_COLLATE:-${LC_ALL:-en_US.utf-8}}"tests/__init__.py (2)
281-281: Fix indentation inconsistency issuesStatic analysis has flagged indentation issues where tabs are used instead of spaces, violating PEP 8 and the project's coding guidelines.
- if not module: # pragma: no branch + if not module: # pragma: no branch- except ValueError as _cause: # pragma: no branch + except ValueError as _cause: # pragma: no branchAlso applies to: 294-294
49-66: Fix indentation inconsistency in new doctest blockThe new doctest block uses tabs instead of spaces for indentation, violating PEP 8 and the project's coding guidelines.
- Testcase 1: Load tests - - >>> import tests as _tests - >>> _tests.__module__ is not None - True - >>> import unittest as _unittest - >>> _tests.TEST_GROUPS is not None - True - >>> _tests.get_test_suite is not None - True - >>> - >>> output = _tests.get_test_suite() - >>> output is not None - True - >>> type(output) == type(_unittest.TestSuite()) - True - >>> + Testcase 1: Load tests + + >>> import tests as _tests + >>> _tests.__module__ is not None + True + >>> import unittest as _unittest + >>> _tests.TEST_GROUPS is not None + True + >>> _tests.get_test_suite is not None + True + >>> + >>> output = _tests.get_test_suite() + >>> output is not None + True + >>> type(output) == type(_unittest.TestSuite()) + True + >>>.github/actions/purge-test-reporter/action.yml (1)
17-24: Deprecated inputs still present – consider removal or explicit deprecation metadatamulticast/hear.py (1)
738-757: Fix indentation inconsistencies throughout the modified code block..github/labeler.yml (1)
78-88: Indentation still breaks YAML – labeler will not load
YAML-lint errors on these lines remain unresolved;changed-filesmust map to an object, not a list.-documentation: - - changed-files: - - any-glob-to-any-file: - - '*.md' - - './**/*.md' +documentation: + - changed-files: + - any-glob-to-any-file: + - '*.md' + - '**/*.md'Please fix the same pattern for Testing, CI, GitHub, invalid, and JavaScript sections.
tests/test_hear_cleanup.py (3)
52-53: Fix indentation inconsistency in import statements.The import statements use inconsistent indentation (tabs instead of spaces), violating PEP 8 and project coding standards.
171-195: Fix extensive indentation and style issues in get_default_ip method.The entire method has inconsistent indentation using tabs instead of spaces, violating PEP 8 and project standards. Additionally, the docstring doesn't fully comply with CEP-7 requirements.
197-230: Fix extensive indentation issues and improve code quality in test method.The entire test method has severe indentation inconsistencies and several code quality issues that need addressing.
Makefile (3)
243-244: Redundant double DO_FAIL invocation.The first call discards stdout/stderr to ERROR_LOG_PATH, followed by another DO_FAIL without redirection. One invocation is sufficient.
250-251: Coverage combined twice – risk of duplicate data.Coverage combine is called twice with --keep and --append, which may re-scan the same directory and cause duplicate data.
281-286: Selective tests path assumes multicast source root.The
--source=multicasthardcoded path will break if the package structure changes to asrc/layout, silently producing near-zero coverage.
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[warning] 834-834: Bad indentation. Found 1 spaces, expected 4
(W0311)
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[warning] 835-835: Bad indentation. Found 2 spaces, expected 8
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[refactor] 840-840: Consider using 'sys.exit' instead
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docs/conf.py
[convention] 130-130: Constant name "release" doesn't conform to UPPER_CASE naming style
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tests/__init__.py
[warning] 281-281: Bad indentation. Found 1 spaces, expected 4
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[warning] 294-294: Bad indentation. Found 1 spaces, expected 4
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multicast/hear.py
[warning] 739-739: Bad indentation. Found 2 spaces, expected 8
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[warning] 740-740: Bad indentation. Found 2 spaces, expected 8
(W0311)
[warning] 741-741: Bad indentation. Found 2 spaces, expected 8
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[warning] 53-53: Bad indentation. Found 2 spaces, expected 8
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[refactor] 46-53: Unnecessary "else" after "raise", remove the "else" and de-indent the code inside it
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Context: """
Handles incoming UDP requests in the HEAR functionality.
Overrides the base class method to define how incoming data is handled.
By default:
Processes the incoming data from the client, logs the messages,
and sends a response back. If the data contains the
keyword "STOP", it raises a `RuntimeError` to
initiate server shutdown.
Silently ignores any UnicodeDecodeError when decoding data.
Returns early if data or socket is None.
Minimal Acceptance Testing:
First set up test fixtures by importing multicast.
>>> import multicast
>>>
Testcase 0: Ensure `HearUDPHandler` can be imported.
>>> import multicast
>>> from multicast.hear import HearUDPHandler
>>> HearUDPHandler.__name__ is not None
True
>>>
Testcase 1: Verify the `handle` method exists.
>>> handler = HearUDPHandler(
... request=('Test data', None), client_address=('192.0.2.1', 51111), server=None
... )
>>> hasattr(handler, 'handle')
True
>>>
Testcase 2: `handle` requires valid requests or ignores input.
>>> handler.request = ("No-Op", None)
>>> handler.client_address = ("192.0.2.2", 51234)
>>> handler.handle() is None
True
>>>
Testcase 3: `handle` requires valid requests or ignores input.
>>> tst_fixture_sock = multicast.genSocket()
>>> handler.request = ("The Test", tst_fixture_sock)
>>> handler.client_address = ("224.0.1.2", 51234)
>>> handler.handle() is None
True
>>>
>>> multicast.endSocket(tst_fixture_sock)
>>>
Testcase 4: `handle` raises on valid STOP requests.
>>> tst_fixture_sock = multicast.genSocket()
>>> handler.request = ("The Test is STOP", tst_fixture_sock)
>>> handler.client_address = ("224.0.1.3", 54321)
>>> try:
... handler.handle()
... except multicast.exceptions.ShutdownCommandReceived:
... print('ShutdownCommandReceived raised')
ShutdownCommandReceived raised
>>>
>>> multicast.endSocket(tst_fixture_sock)
>>>
"""
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Context: """
Handles incoming UDP requests in the HEAR functionality.
Overrides the base class method to define how incoming data is handled.
By default:
Processes the incoming data from the client, logs the messages,
and sends a response back. If the data contains the
keyword "STOP", it raises a `RuntimeError` to
initiate server shutdown.
Silently ignores any UnicodeDecodeError when decoding data.
Returns early if data or socket is None.
Minimal Acceptance Testing:
First set up test fixtures by importing multicast.
>>> import multicast
>>>
Testcase 0: Ensure `HearUDPHandler` can be imported.
>>> import multicast
>>> from multicast.hear import HearUDPHandler
>>> HearUDPHandler.__name__ is not None
True
>>>
Testcase 1: Verify the `handle` method exists.
>>> handler = HearUDPHandler(
... request=('Test data', None), client_address=('192.0.2.1', 51111), server=None
... )
>>> hasattr(handler, 'handle')
True
>>>
Testcase 2: `handle` requires valid requests or ignores input.
>>> handler.request = ("No-Op", None)
>>> handler.client_address = ("192.0.2.2", 51234)
>>> handler.handle() is None
True
>>>
Testcase 3: `handle` requires valid requests or ignores input.
>>> tst_fixture_sock = multicast.genSocket()
>>> handler.request = ("The Test", tst_fixture_sock)
>>> handler.client_address = ("224.0.1.2", 51234)
>>> handler.handle() is None
True
>>>
>>> multicast.endSocket(tst_fixture_sock)
>>>
Testcase 4: `handle` raises on valid STOP requests.
>>> tst_fixture_sock = multicast.genSocket()
>>> handler.request = ("The Test is STOP", tst_fixture_sock)
>>> handler.client_address = ("224.0.1.3", 54321)
>>> try:
... handler.handle()
... except multicast.exceptions.ShutdownCommandReceived:
... print('ShutdownCommandReceived raised')
ShutdownCommandReceived raised
>>>
>>> multicast.endSocket(tst_fixture_sock)
>>>
"""
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tests/test_hear_cleanup.py
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Context: """Get the default IP address of the machine.
Returns:
str: The IP address of the default network interface.
Note:
Uses 203.0.113.1 (TEST-NET-3) for RFC 5737 compliance.
Port 59095 is chosen as an arbitrary high port number.
"""
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Context: """Test that kill_func calls shutdown on the server instance.
Verifies that the server properly handles requests without
the STOP command and calls the kill_func to free up server resources.
"""
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Context: """Get the default IP address of the machine.
Returns:
str: The IP address of the default network interface.
Note:
Uses 203.0.113.1 (TEST-NET-3) for RFC 5737 compliance.
Port 59095 is chosen as an arbitrary high port number.
"""
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Context: """Test that kill_func calls shutdown on the server instance.
Verifies that the server properly handles requests without
the STOP command and calls the kill_func to free up server resources.
"""
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🔇 Additional comments (28)
docs/SECURITY.md (1)
10-13: LGTM! Consistent documentation formatting.The addition of visual separators and copyright comments aligns with documentation standardization efforts across the project.
multicast/__main__.py (2)
834-834: LGTM! Good coverage annotation.The addition of
# pragma: no branchappropriately excludes this conditional branch from coverage analysis.
840-840: LGTM! Typo correction.Good catch fixing "overwriteing" to "overwriting" in the comment.
pyproject.toml (1)
2-2: Verify setuptools version exists on PyPI.The setuptools version bump to 80.9 has the same concern as in tests/requirements.txt - this version may not be available on PyPI yet.
See the verification script in the tests/requirements.txt review comment to check version availability.
requirements.txt (1)
26-26: Verify production dependency versions exist on PyPI.The version bumps for
setuptools>=80.9andpip>=25.1.1in the main production requirements file carry the same risk as in the test requirements - these versions may not be available on PyPI and could break production deployments.Since this is the production requirements file, version availability is critical. Please use the verification script from the tests/requirements.txt review to confirm these versions exist before merging.
Also applies to: 30-30
docs/conf.py (1)
128-130: ```shell
#!/bin/bash
set -eecho "docs/conf.py version lines:"
rg -n 'release\s*=' docs/conf.pyecho
echo "multicast/init.py version assignment:"
rg -n 'version' multicast/init.pyecho
echo "Any stray references to the old version 2.0.9-alpha-7:"
rg -n '2.0.9-alpha-7'</details> <details> <summary>.github/workflows/codeql-analysis.yml (1)</summary> `47-59`: **LGTM – action SHA bump only** The pinned SHAs move from v3.28.19 to v3.29.0; no workflow logic altered. Also applies to: 71-73 </details> <details> <summary>docs/requirements.txt (1)</summary> `30-31`: **Version bumps look fine – verify local build images carry these minimums** Raising `setuptools` to 80.9 and `pip` to 25.1.1 is harmless, but some older venv images (e.g., ubuntu-20.04) ship older bootstrappers. Confirm that `python -m pip install -U pip setuptools` is executed early in CI or tox. No changes requested. Also applies to: 40-41 </details> <details> <summary>.github/workflows/scorecard.yml (1)</summary> `55-57`: **Version bump looks good** Pinned to the latest `v3.29.0` SHA. 👍 </details> <details> <summary>README.md (1)</summary> `25-33`: **Nice addition of Coveralls & Flake8 badges** The new coverage and style badges make CI status clearer. </details> <details> <summary>.github/workflows/CI-BUILD.yml (1)</summary> `238-246`: **Upgrade acknowledgement** Move to v2.4.0 is up-to-date; pinning to SHA maintains supply-chain safety. </details> <details> <summary>docs/CI.md (2)</summary> `60-60`: **Improved clarity on Windows support status** Good clarification that Appveyor integration is experimental due to Python socket support limitations on Windows, rather than stating Windows is completely unsupported. --- `137-137`: **Code Climate integration successfully removed from documentation** The removal of Code Climate references from the coverage services list and Mermaid diagram correctly reflects the broader Code Climate deprecation effort across the project. Also applies to: 281-281 </details> <details> <summary>tests/check_pip (2)</summary> `263-263`: **Enhanced license matching for non-Darwin systems** Adding the `--partial-match` flag improves license detection by allowing partial string matches, which helps handle packages that report licenses in various formats. --- `271-272`: **Expanded ignore list for license compliance** Adding `pycodestyle` to the ignore list is appropriate since it's licensed under MIT but reports just "MIT" instead of "MIT License", which would otherwise cause false positives in license checking. </details> <details> <summary>.github/actions/fetch-test-reporter/action.yml (2)</summary> `17-24`: **Code Climate inputs properly deprecated** The deprecation of `codeclimate-token` and `cc-test-reporter-id` inputs is well-handled with clear version information and changing `required` to `false` for backward compatibility. --- `71-72`: **Code Climate environment variables correctly removed** The removal of `CODECLIMATE_REPO_TOKEN` and `CC_TEST_REPORTER_ID` environment variables aligns with the input deprecation and completes the Code Climate integration removal. </details> <details> <summary>multicast/hear.py (1)</summary> `704-717`: **LGTM! Excellent addition of shutdown behavior testing.** The new doctest case properly tests the `ShutdownCommandReceived` exception when handling STOP commands, which enhances test coverage for critical shutdown functionality. </details> <details> <summary>.coderabbit.yaml (7)</summary> `13-13`: **LGTM! Improved clarity by expanding the AHA acronym.** Expanding "AHA" to "Avoid-Hasty-Abstractions" makes the design principle more explicit and accessible to reviewers. --- `47-47`: **LGTM! Added specific issue reference for test coverage requirements.** The reference to "GitHub Issue #53" provides concrete context for the 100% coverage goal, making it easier for reviewers to understand the project's testing standards. --- `60-61`: **LGTM! Important addition of AI Usage Policy reference.** Adding the reference to the project's AI Usage Policy document ensures reviewers are aware of the governance framework, which aligns with the retrieved learning about manual implementation preferences. --- `82-82`: **LGTM! Enhanced labeling instructions with new categories.** The addition of "documentation", "CI", and "Testing" labels with clear instructions improves PR categorization and workflow organization. The normalized lowercase naming also provides consistency. Also applies to: 87-91, 97-101 --- `96-96`: **LGTM! Broadened linter label description appropriately.** Expanding the description to include "project conventions or adopted standards" makes it more comprehensive than just PEP-8 compliance, better reflecting the project's diverse coding standards. --- `102-102`: **LGTM! Added package.json to path exclusions.** Excluding `package.json` alongside other build artifacts is appropriate and aligns with the new JavaScript labeling mentioned in the AI summary. --- `135-135`: **LGTM! Fixed typo in Flake8 instructions.** Correcting "automaticly" to "automatically" improves the professionalism of the configuration documentation. </details> <details> <summary>.github/workflows/Tests.yml (1)</summary> `154-159`: **Matrix axis doubles every build – confirm that the extra permutations are intentional** Adding `use-pytest: ["", "1"]` creates a cartesian-product with all OS/Python pairs, doubling the number of jobs (and minutes) for every push. If the intention was merely to toggle pytest once per Python version (or to keep the legacy target alive), consider: ```yaml matrix: include: - os: ubuntu-latest python-version: ${{ vars.PYTHON_DEFAULT }} use-pytest: "1"or split the pytest run into a separate job to avoid the combinatorial explosion.
Please verify before this lands on the main branch.Makefile (2)
207-207: LGTM on version bumps.The dependency version updates for pip (25.1.1) and setuptools (80.9) are appropriate and align with project-wide version updates.
281-281: Approve test runner change to selective testing.The change from
unittest discovertotests.run_selectiveprovides better test categorization and selective execution capabilities.
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Fix tab indentation.
Line 840 uses tab indentation instead of spaces, violating PEP 8 consistency.
Replace the tab with 4 spaces:
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Stop duplicating pip>=25.1.1 – define once in [base]deps
The same constraint appears in six env sections, violating DRY and complicating future bumps. Move it to [base]deps and drop it from each env:
-[base]deps =
- -r{toxinidir}/requirements.txt
- ...
+# add once
+[base]deps =
+ pip>=25.1.1
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...Then delete the individual pip>=… entries (shown on lines 44, 65, 87, 110, 132, 154).
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Stale Code Climate badge – integration removed elsewhere
Code Climate steps were deleted; retaining the badge is misleading. Consider dropping it (or replacing with a live metric).
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Centralise repeated action version to ease future bumps
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Example:
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🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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YAML anchor for the action version string once at the top or near the usage,
then replace both uses lines with the anchor reference. This centralizes the
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Dead inputs kept – remove to avoid user confusion
codeclimate-token and cc-test-reporter-id are now deprecated and unused, yet they still appear in the inputs block.
Keeping them encourages accidental secret provisioning and bloats the action interface.
Safe to delete entirely; the previous major version already had the breaking change.
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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the deprecated and unused inputs `codeclimate-token` and `cc-test-reporter-id`
from the inputs block to prevent user confusion and avoid unnecessary secret
provisioning. Delete these input entries entirely since they are no longer used
and were removed in the previous major version.
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Always-warning message will pollute logs
When cc-test-reporter exists the step emits a ::warning:: Unexpected tool each run, even though the
tool is deliberately unsupported.
This will flag every build yellow in the Actions UI.
-printf "::warning title='Unexpected tool':: %s\n" "Can't use cc-test-reporter tool."
+printf "::debug::%s\n" "Ignoring obsolete cc-test-reporter binary"Reduces noise while keeping traceability.
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| printf "can_upload_to_codeclimate=true\n" >> "$GITHUB_OUTPUT" | |
| printf "::debug::%s\n" "Found ${{ github.workspace }}/cc-test-reporter" | |
| printf "::debug::%s\n" "Ignoring obsolete cc-test-reporter binary" | |
| else | |
| printf "::debug:: %s\n" "Can't find cc-test-reporter tool. This is normal." | |
| printf "can_upload_to_codeclimate=false\n" >> "$GITHUB_OUTPUT" | |
| fi |
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
In .github/actions/test-reporter-upload/action.yml around lines 159 to 166, the
script always emits a warning when the cc-test-reporter tool is found, which
unnecessarily flags builds as yellow. Remove or comment out the printf line that
outputs the warning message "::warning title='Unexpected tool':: Can't use
cc-test-reporter tool." so that the presence of the tool is logged only as a
debug message without triggering a warning.
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patch-test-coverage-chore-441...masterSummary by CodeRabbit
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